Trim gauge sound..download.
Posted: Sat Jun 14, 2003 5:17 amTrim gauge sound.
Here is a little novelty, free-bee, gauge from our friends over at at LAGO...
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The gauge will play a simple wav file every time the trim moves more the 1/300 of the
total range. It simulates the trim sound that is common on many aircraft (but not
all). The sound alerts the crew that the pitch trim is working. Most of the time
this is nothing special, but if the sound gets heard too often it means that the
aircraft is not stable, or the surrounding air is not stable. Both could cause
the crew to take some form of action.
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Have a look here for a download....it's only 36K...!
AFP_100_DEM.zip
http://forum.videogame.it/noncgi/ultima ... 5;t=001393
Just drop the gauge into the Main Gauge Folder, and then add it after the the last gauge in the Panel config Notepad file of the aircraft of your choice. (Don't forget to SAVE before you exit....!).
Full instructions are given in the download.
It's a bit of a novelty, but there you go, knowing me, I'm all into novelties....LOL...!
If you wind up the turbulence a bit in the "Weather" program, and select Auto-Pilot, it comes into it's own then...!
(Hey, chaps, my goodness me, it's a bit windy outside, don't you know...)...
...!
LOL...LOL...LOL...!
Cheers all...
...!
Paul.
(England).
Here is a little novelty, free-bee, gauge from our friends over at at LAGO...
Quote:
The gauge will play a simple wav file every time the trim moves more the 1/300 of the
total range. It simulates the trim sound that is common on many aircraft (but not
all). The sound alerts the crew that the pitch trim is working. Most of the time
this is nothing special, but if the sound gets heard too often it means that the
aircraft is not stable, or the surrounding air is not stable. Both could cause
the crew to take some form of action.
End Quote:
Have a look here for a download....it's only 36K...!
AFP_100_DEM.zip
http://forum.videogame.it/noncgi/ultima ... 5;t=001393
Just drop the gauge into the Main Gauge Folder, and then add it after the the last gauge in the Panel config Notepad file of the aircraft of your choice. (Don't forget to SAVE before you exit....!).
Full instructions are given in the download.
It's a bit of a novelty, but there you go, knowing me, I'm all into novelties....LOL...!
If you wind up the turbulence a bit in the "Weather" program, and select Auto-Pilot, it comes into it's own then...!
(Hey, chaps, my goodness me, it's a bit windy outside, don't you know...)...
...!LOL...LOL...LOL...!
Cheers all...
...!Paul.
(England).
