FS2002 Pro Saab 2000 Aircraft and Panel
Aircraft Design: Greggory Payne
Panel and Flight model: David Durst
Version 4 ~ May2002
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Please view the enclosed instructions.jpg for panel info.
Please view the readme.txt within the aircraft folder for aircraft info.
KNOWN ISSUES:
Correting issue with EICAS area and blanking out when battery is off
Minor issue's in code for engine gauges
INTRODUCTION:
This is an all new Panel and Aircraft for the Saab 2000. The Aircraft is designed by Greggory Payne and including moving parts, night lighting effects and transparent cockpit area. The Panel is an all new design from the ground up. It features a new photo enhanced bitmap, all new night lighting and of course realistic gauges as are found on the actual Saab 2000 aircraft. The panel is my first attempt at full gauge development. The EICAS, and all Autopilot and radio functions on the glare panel feature all new programmed gauges. There are some minor annoyances concerning the EICAS, none that critical but need to be sorted out. The Flight model is all new Turboprop for FS2002 that I have created for this aircraft. Please review the instructions.jpg for panel functionality and to gain the maximum enjoyement on your flights.
INSTALLATION:
Aircraft and panel archive:
1. Unzip the archive to a temporary folder.
2. Unzip the saab 2000.zip file to your fs2002\aircraft folder.
3. Unzip the gauges.zip to your fs2002\gauges folder
Panel archive only:
1. Unzip the archive to a temporary folder.
2. Unzip the panel.zip file to the aricraft\panel folder your installing this for.
3. Unzip the gauges.zip to your fs2002\gauges folder
If you have any questions, praise or otherwise, feel free to send me an email.
David
dpdurst@cox.net
http://www.japan.co.jp/~durst
Marco Ravanello for his programming help and insights
Bluesky Development for there EASYgauge program
My wife for letting me do this..
The Piper Puppy for sleeping on my desk while I work!!
COPYRIGHT:
This Panel is Freeware, If you pay for it, report it! Free to use the Instruments
in the Panel provided they are included in a Freeware Panel.
