gauges not working

[Prowler1111]

People:

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[Travis]

Okay, what aircraft are you making this panel for, and what aircraft did the gauges come from?

[Prowler1111]

here they are:
lear_45!Backup Airspeed OK
lear_45!Backup Attitude OK
concorde!Radio-Altimeter OK
kingair!Rpm1,  OK
lear_45!Backup Altimete OK
mooney_bravo!Vertical Speed, OK
mooney_bravo!VOR2 OK
kingair!Turn_Coordinator OK
extra-300!Directional-Gyro OK
concorde!Radio-Transponder OK
concorde!Radio-Lights  OK
737-400!OMI Lights,  OK
mooney_bravo!Amps,  OK
mooney_bravo!Turbine Temperature, NO
F4U1A_Corsair!Master_Switch,  OK
kingair!Altimeter_Selector,  OK
concorde!Attitude-indicator,  DRIFTS
extra-300!Oil-Pressure-Tempature,  NO
737-400!Flaps,  OK
737-400!Flaps Transit, OK
737-400!Flaps Ext, OK
737-400!Left Gear Light, OK  
737-400!Nose Gear Light,  OK
737-400!Right Gear Light,  OK
cessna182rg!Switches
f4u1a_corsair!Fuel_Pressure, OK SOMETIMES
f4u1a_corsair!Hydraulic_Pressure,  NO
f4u1a_corsair!Fuel_Quantity,  OK
p47d!Engine_Temperature,  NO

these are for a single engined jet aircraft, they are cfs2 default gauges for the vc, in fs2k2 they do work ok

hope you can help me
best regards

Prowler

[Travis]

Well, my suggestion was going to be: use gauges that are meant for the type of aircraft you are creating.  EG-don't use gauges for the Beech Baron in a fighter jet.  But that doesn't seem to be the problem.  I think your issue is that some CFG gauges don't read correctly in FS2k2, but since I don't have CFS, I couldn't tell you.