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GFA Gloster Gladiator

If you are installing the aircraft outside the default P3D SimObject structure then you will need to modify the panel.cfg file.
Somewhere in there you will find the entry for the sound gauge and as part of that entry there will be a path the the sound cfg file. Edit the path so it points to your new location.
 
gavinc said:
If you are installing the aircraft outside the default P3D SimObject structure then you will need to modify the panel.cfg file.
Somewhere in there you will find the entry for the sound gauge and as part of that entry there will be a path the the sound cfg file. Edit the path so it points to your new location.
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I think I found the solution:

There is a folder called gun installation and was meant for FSX, the instructions read:

INSTALLATION:
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Copy and past the file: "GFA GG BROWNINGS.fx" into the FSX main EFFECTS FOLDER.

Copy and past the file: "GFA GG BROWNINGS.wav" into the FSX main SOUND FOLDER.

So, I had this brain toot to try moving the wav file to the sound file and it works.
I had also changed the gun sound folder to effects and left the fx file there.
 
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