My apologies if this has already been answered somewhere in the forums. I've got two networked computers/monitors and am already running FSWidget's GMap browser on the second, slower computer via SimConnect, connected to FSX on my main computer. Works great. I was wondering if there are FSX gauge/panel add-ons available that I could install on the second computer, connected to the main computer via either SimConnect or WideFS? I tried searching, didn't find anything (so far) other than statements that one typically needs to run FSX to access gauges/panels.I'm aware I could install a second copy of FSX on the second computer and use something like Wideview, but the second computer isn't really powerful enough to handle FSX as a whole. So that's why I'm looking around for separate gagues/panels that I can run on the second computer via SimConnect or WideFS. Either payware or freeware.Thanks--Andy

Just found FsXPand by Flyware, that appears to be one option.

Not sure if this is quite what you're looking for, but it's worth checking out. I find it to be an extremely valuable reference.http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Flight-Sim...g/dp/0764588222

My apologies if this has already been answered somewhere in the forums. I've got two networked computers/monitors and am already running FSWidget's GMap browser on the second, slower computer via SimConnect, connected to FSX on my main computer. Works great. I was wondering if there are FSX gauge/panel add-ons available that I could install on the second computer, connected to the main computer via either SimConnect or WideFS? I tried searching, didn't find anything (so far) other than statements that one typically needs to run FSX to access gauges/panels.I'm aware I could install a second copy of FSX on the second computer and use something like Wideview, but the second computer isn't really powerful enough to handle FSX as a whole. So that's why I'm looking around for separate gagues/panels that I can run on the second computer via SimConnect or WideFS. Either payware or freeware.Thanks--Andy

Check out Project Magentahttp://www.projectmagenta.com/They are on the pricy side... But I liked their IFR Panel http://www.projectmagenta.com/products/i/a.jpgManny