Hi. Does anyone have any idea where I can get a gauge called 737200? I don't know if it's a cab or a gau type gauge. It's probably a FS2004 gauge. I need it for a DC-9-50 panel that calls it out but did not give the gauge. Thanks, regards, Bob.

Hi. Does anyone have any idea where I can get a gauge called 737200? I don't know if it's a cab or a gau type gauge. It's probably a FS2004 gauge. I need it for a DC-9-50 panel that calls it out but did not give the gauge. Thanks, regards, Bob.

Can you provide the complete filename (or better yet, a link) of the panel which you have that calls for that gauge?

Can you provide the complete filename (or better yet, a link) of the panel which you have that calls for that gauge?

Hi. The gauge is 737200 (either a gau file or a cab). Here are typical callouts:gauge14=737200!PS737ASIGAUGE, 124, 488 ,94,93gauge15=737200!PS737FLAPSINDICATOR, 36,553,80,85gauge16=737200!PS737ALTIND, 386,491,91,90gauge17=737200!PS737MASTERCAUTION, 358,273,87,33gauge18=737200!PS737FFGAUGELEFT, 737,502,79,78gauge19=737200!PS737FFGAUGERIGHT, 817,501,83,78The filename is sgadc95x.zip at Flightsim. There are other missing gauges which I have not found either:gauge35=CNCRD!Annunciator, 504,2,428,60gauge36=cm_conc_taxispeed!cm_conc_taxispeed, 380,586,100Thanks, best regards, Bob.I tried sending an e-mail to the author and have not received any answer yet. He posted a fix but the fix did not include the missing gauges.

I think most of what you need is in - fsxdc950.zip at flightsim.comI think you will have to take all the PS737*.xml and the PS737*.bmp files and put them in a folder named 737200Then place that folder in either the main S9\Gauges folder or the aircraft panel folder.Let us know how this works out.regards,Joe

Hello,Why in FS2004 forum ? it's a FSX plane :)

FSX - FSX JetlinersFSX Northwest Airlines Douglas DC-9-50[ Download | View ]Name: sgadc95x.zip Size: 11,295,118 Date: 03-27-2007 Downloads: 11,558FSX Northwest Airlines Douglas DC-9-50. This is the SGA Douglas DC9-50 in Northwest Airlines old colors for FSX. With this aircraft in FSX the jetways will come to the aircraft unlike some other add-ons, and this aircraft comes with a custom panel, all gauge files included, and the SGA sound set for the DC-9. Model/textures by Erick Cantu and FDE/XML by Fraser Turner. FSX fixes and panel by Jake Snell.

Methink your problem is linkede to that (remind it's a FSX plane !!)

HANKYOU FOR DOWNLOADING MY VERSION OF THESGA DOUGLAS DC-9-50 IN NORTHWEST OLD COLORS

Hello,Why in FS2004 forum ? it's a FSX plane :)Methink your problem is linkede to that (remind it's a FSX plane !!)Regards.Gus.

Hi Gus. You are probably right. The reason I posted it here is that I thought the 737200 gauge was a holdover from FS9. Sorry. Regards, Bob.

I think most of what you need is in - fsxdc950.zip at flightsim.comI think you will have to take all the PS737*.xml and the PS737*.bmp files and put them in a folder named 737200Then place that folder in either the main S9\Gauges folder or the aircraft panel folder.Let us know how this works out.regards,Joe

Hi Joe. Thanks. I missed that one. Half of the 727KM gauges are FS98 type. There are gauges not needed and it sure did not explain that you need to make a 737200 folder with the PS gauges. Got it now. My only problem now is that in the meantime I swapped some of the missing gauges with others using FSPanelStudio. Got to go back and see if the 737200 ones are better Best regards,Bob.