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EXcellent new DHC-2 on wheels

Cessna.gau

To jmbiii

I run FSX Gold which is basically a compilation of FSX Deluxe and FSX Acceleration and the Cessna.gau is one of the gauge files in the gauge folder.

It is used by my originally installed default Cessna.

I'm uncertain as to which FSX version it originated.

Sorry for your inconvenience.

Note: The newly installed NAV/GPS switch will be part of the vc autopilot and pop-up autopilot in the radio stack, not a stand alone switch.
 
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Yeah, Ray. I sort of figured that as I am running P3Dv3. A while back my FSX Gold got trashed and most of the folders (read "gauges") are gone. I looked through the P3D gauge folder and didn't see anything that would do the same.
 
Motormouse said:
So, basically he's plagiarized a licenced Microsoft product.
Wonder if he got permission?
Ttfn
Pete
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I made mention of the fact early on to make it known this was not a model done from scratch. That was ignored as people continued to say it was even better than some payware, lol. I like the work A.F Scrub does but this is just the default Beaver Float plane with the floats removed and the tires and attaching parts added. One only has to take a few moments to compare the two side by side to see that.
 
I too like the work A.F Scrub does, even though he often makes changes to models created by other authors. The thing that annoys me is that he rarely credits the original author of the model, while sometimes leaving clues that can help you track down who that person was.

I would have more respect if he was to clearly give credit and state whether or not he was successful in getting permission for his changes.

:banghead:
 
And both of his wheeled versions still have the float plane's tailplane if you look back in VC view. (the original MS interior model seems unchanged)

Edit: As does his latest Turbo Beaver, which also still uses the original MS Beaver interior model.
 
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