Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
If you go to the Hunter FGA9 texture folder, copy the existing Gauges_LM file and name it something else. Then copy and paste the Gauges_LM file from the 'red lights' folder in the original zip file into the 'texture' folder and over-write the original. Now go fly at night. The instrument lights are now red not white -cooool!!
DaveQ
wan I down load it from ? Can't find it !

Go to http://classicbritishfiles.com and click on Latest Files. There are 2 files to download both about halfway down the list - Hunter_FGA9_FSX and Hunter_extras_FSX. There's also a paintkit in the smae place.
Removing the Hunter and nothing else restored the frame rate. That' just too bad, because this is a masterpiece.
After installing the Hunter plus extra pack, my FSX became a slide show that barely manages 5 fps. Anyone else see this problem?
A great big thanks again to Dave Garwood for this superb piece of freeware. And the 2048x2048 paint kit is brilliant too - so easy to use. Here's a WIP screenshot of XF382, currently preserved at the Midland Air Museum in the colours of No. 234 Squadron as part of No. 1 Tactical Weapons Unit at RAF Brawdy in the mid-1980's. Although an F6A I've used the FGA9 model file because the aircraft carries a drag chute housing over the tail pipe.
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DaveQ
The panel should be accurate for that, as that's the aircraft is was modelled from. There should be no reason for that to happen. The extra pack models don't contain anything unusual. Are you running SP2?