Pasta Packin.....

[NicksFXHouse]

[quote]Thanks guys - you're very generous as always with your compliments and I'm very grateful.

The more I fly it the more I realise this is not just a good model, it's a great one. Everything about it including the VC is excellent. The VC actually is one of the clearest I've ever come across.

About the missing gauges in the VC for anyone interested - as Jeff said, there are some other versions at Flightsim. Look for the one of Timair, Jamaica called timac206.zip and the gauge fix called Tim206.gau. You then have 2 choices - either swap the whole panel and gauges (including the fix) from it into your original I-PAAL 206 or do what I did. Open the fix with WinZip and just drop C206speed.CAB into your main FS2004 gauges folder. Then edit your I-PAAL panel cfg and for every line where you see gauge{nn}=C_206\XYZ..
knock out the C_206\ bit

eg

gauge00=C_206\C206speed!OACI,

[BFMF]

Downloaded it, and flew it for a test flight.

It's a nice aircraft, though I had to work on the panel a bit, but overall, I like it

[RollerBall]

Yeah Andrew, in the end I had to copy over the complete panel from the Timair version - even then some things still didn't work properly (sub panels) and if I have time I might fix them. Did you fix em?

Thanks for that as well Nick

[Fitter]

Very good...calm flight

[BFMF]

Yeah Andrew, in the end I had to copy over the complete panel from the Timair version - even then some things still didn't work properly (sub panels) and if I have time I might fix them. Did you fix em?

From the screenshots, I personally liked the Timair panel better so I used that one, but it still had issues and little things that annoyed me. I took care of the missing gauges, both in the 2d and the vc cockpits, and I removed some of the panel windows. I also replaced the static yokes with a moveable yoke. I don't know why I did it, mainly just to see if it would work

I could work on it some more, but it's much better now