I have two different panels which work well with various aicraft and would like to know if it is possible to have a panel.cfg configuration which would allow me to easily choose one or the other.Currently I have to go the way of replacing or renaming the panel folder file required and am assuming there might be a better way to do it.Thanks for any assistance/guidance.Clarindo

Please clarify. Do you mean same panel and multiple aircraft, or multiple panels for the same aircraft, or a combination of both? Please be specific and I'll see what we can work out for you. For example: panel type(s), aircraft involved, vc or no vc, etc.Regards,Mel

You can have 2 panels with the same aircraft. Yes, I said the same aircraft. Take the C-172 for example. It has 2 panels, you will notice. It also has 2 models and several paints. They all are 'controled' via the 'panel=xx' line in cfg, you will notice. Same as controling the different paints, which are specified both in the 'title=xxx' name and the 'ui_variation=x' line. In other words the 'tittle=xx' name has to be unique for each '(fltsim.x)' section. Then the 'panel=x' has to be unique (panel=1, panel=2) or (panel=Lear, panel=KAir, etc).Look at the C-172 for ideas. Here is a diagram of what you COULD do with other aircraft (ie: different names) using the cfg lines to designate, and differentiate, which panel is used. Only the names have to be changed. Here is diagram. (This is the FS9 C-172 folders, and using that, since I already had the pic made up.)Chuck BNapamule

Thank you Chuck.I had the same information from David Marshall and have been able to have the two different panels for the same aircraft along the lines you so well depicted in graphic form.Appreciate the valuable help received.Regards,Clarindo