panel for B737.800 thrid party  only
By Chris JEANNE, FRANCE made Feb.2006


HOW TO INSTALL:

-first, unzip "PANEL738", and paste its content into any of your favorite 737.800
but the default plane (conflict with the virtual cockpit)

-then unzip "gauges738" and paste it without unzipping "...cab" files into fs9 "GAUGE" directory

-put the fssound.dll  into FS9 "MODULE"

- unzip 738wav into FS9 "SOUND" directory

- enjoy your flight !

NOTES:

Many flightsimmers would like to have an upper panel, in order to be able to
comply with the whole engine starting procedure , I finally decided to include
the overhead panel by Helio Estrela (www.hesimpanels.com) he made for the B737.200
(file name : "he733v2"). Many thanks to him


I designed some new XML gauges: after a long period of "self-tutorial" I finally managed to
make my own gauges for my panels, as panel.SDK released by Microsoft is not really helpful,
just providing some general information about programming these gauges. The most helpful way
to learn is to use other designer's gauges and modify them in your own way

My credits are for R PROBST, Helio Estrella, Ken Mitchell for is permission to use his great
ND gauge, and the Boeing Company !


NEXT RELEASES:

DC9 panel, 777 redesigned, MD83 blue and brown

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EXTREMELY IMPORTANT NOTE, I WON'T ANSWER EMAILS ASKING ME HOW TO HAVE NAV2 WORKING OR SO!!!!
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PLEASE ONCE AGAIN, DO NOT FORGET TO MAKE THESE CHANGES IN THE AIRCRAFT.CFG ABOUT THE RADIONAV SETTINGS

	-Radionav settings:very important paragraph, many flightsimmers email me questions about this.
		
		1-open AIRCRAFT.CFG

		2-browse to the paragraph RADIOS which is this one:
			
		[Radios]
		// Radio Type=availiable, standby frequency, has glide slope
		Audio.1=1
		Com.1=1, 1
		Com.2=1, 1
		Nav.1=1, 1, 1
		Nav.2=1, 1, 0
		Adf.1=1
		Transponder.1=1
		Marker.1=1

		3-change it this way:

		[Radios]
		// Radio Type=availiable, standby frequency, has glide slope
		Audio.1=1
		Com.1=1, 0
		Com.2=1, 0
		Nav.1=1, 0, 1
		Nav.2=1, 0, 0
		Adf.1=1
		Transponder.1=1
		Marker.1=1

		As you understand, 1 means available, 0 means not available; I did these changes for the 
		second item of the first line list (standby frequency). Do this FOR EACH AIRCRAFT YOU WANT TO USE
		WITH MY PANELS, 757 ,747, 767, md80, 737's, CRJ and s.o. The reason is that I did not use a radionav
		gauge with standby-frequencies in order to save room on the panel. If this paragraph does not exist, copy it.
		(notice MS wrote "availIable!!) Nobody's perfect!
Copyright:

MODIFICATION FOR DISTRIBUTION WITHOUT EXPRESS PERMISSION OF AUTHOR
IS ALLOWED PROVIDED YOU MENTION MY NAME AS THE ORIGINAL AUTHOR.
 
DO NOT MAKE MONEY WITH THIS PANEL OR ANY OF ITS COMPONENTS! THEY ARE ALL 
COPYRIGHTED SO PLEASE ASK THE AUTHOR FOR PERMISSION IF YOU WANT TO USE ANY
COMPONENTS OF THIS ZIP TO AVOID COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT!

DO NOT MAKE ANY MONEY WITH THIS PANEL OR ANY GAUGES!

DO NOT UPLOAD THIS FILE TO ANY SERVER OR SITE THAT
REQUIRES A FEE FOR ACCESS.

DO NOT DISTRIBUTE THIS FILE ON ANY "FOR PROFIT" CD-ROMS.

DO NOT USE THE GAUGES IN THE PANEL WITHOUT PRIOR 
PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR (S). 


NOTHING IN THESE FILES WILL HARM YOUR COMPUTER AND I 
ACCEPT NO LIABILITY.








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