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  • Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.

    Post 16 Update

    Post 17 Warning

I need a radio gauge.

fxsttcb said:
Here 'tis. I think I've got it right. If not, lemme know and I'll make the necessary changes.
The colors may be off quite a bit. My CAD monitor took a header and I'm using my bedroom HDTV for the computer.

I made the *.cab with both Com/Nav 1 and Com/Nav 2 so you can have it as either or both...Don
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All Right! Just downloaded it.:running: Thank you very much for making this radio gauge for me.:salute: I have a few 1946-1947 aircraft that I will be installing this in.
Have a couple on me....:icon29::icon29:....just no driving. Flight Simming is ok as crashes there are only "simulated.":icon_lol:

RD
 
I'm as happy as a pig in slop!

Thanks to fsttcb:salute:, I now have the exact same radio that was in my little ole "Scrapppy II":wiggle:. I'm attaching a screen shot of the pop-up window I put it in so everyone can see what a great job he did. In the shot you can see that I have the "Ident" function on. Well, as I was sitting at the end of the runway at KTMA, I was picking up the morse code for the station. :applause: BTW, it also works great in the vc panel. I used the pop-up window to show more detail that wouldn't show as well due to the size of the laptop that I test things on.

RD
 
rdaniell said:
Thanks to fsttcb:salute:, I now have the exact same radio that was in my little ole "Scrapppy II":wiggle:. I'm attaching a screen shot of the pop-up window I put it in so everyone can see what a great job he did. In the shot you can see that I have the "Ident" function on. Well, as I was sitting at the end of the runway at KTMA, I was picking up the morse code for the station. :applause: BTW, it also works great in the vc panel. I used the pop-up window to show more detail that wouldn't show as well due to the size of the laptop that I test things on.

RD
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I'm glad you like it! I'm pretty proud of it myself.

You'll also note that, because the RW Com and Nav sections share the receiver, when switched to Com mode, the Nav morse code stops. Even with the Ident switch "On".
Switch it back to Nav the ident resumes.

It was a fun distraction from the drudgery of getting the fuel consumption calcs for range done on the AS F-8...Don
 
I thought I'd post one more screen shot showing fxsttcb's radio.:wiggle: This shows it installed in the instrument panel of my Cessna 140.

RD
 
rdaniell said:
I thought I'd post one more screen shot showing fxsttcb's radio.:wiggle: This shows it installed in the instrument panel of my Cessna 140.

RD
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Well. now, I was just going to post to thank you for making this available as I'm about to put it in my Cessna 120!:applause::applause:

Best, Paul
 
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