Since it's been discussed, my question, what is the last pretty strange panel in 767 Pic, being behind the pilots just over the third or fourth seat in cockpit? Looks like solid russian switches ;) Intercomm? Ground? or smth else? Another issue, chiefly attn. to Pic team, rhetorical or not, but when or should we expect weather radar (gauge) in the patch, if not, what obstacles block this nice patch to burn in Pic? Msfs (2002) itself? So far, you are the best.Cheers!

Spare light globes in a plastic covered storage container!

By the way...If you've ever been bored enough on a trans-Atlantic or trans-Pac flight to really pay attention; the binder on the seat behind the 1st officer's seat (when you look behind you in PIC) is of N306AA, which is actually a 767-200 if I remember correctly. (there aren't any pictures of it on airliners.net unfortunately) That's all I got for now.Later,Neil

That has also been referred to at the "Heavy Landing Detector."See our friend Ian's post concerning this subject from the Old Forum:http://www.avsim.com/dcforum/DCForumID43/5112.html

Er... for those of you wondering what happened to the picture, I had removed it to make space for other shots. I have now uploaded it again... Just hit the refresh button on your browser.Cheers.Ian.

Hi,The box at the rear of the flight deck contains a selection of the most commonly used filaments and fuses. All airliners carry the box and it is replenished normally on a weekly basis.Paul.