Bill Morads TCAS gauge

[Guest macman4]

Has anyone figured out how to use this TCAS gauge while online flying

[N562Z 4]

Mac:No I wish we could. FS9 doesn't seem to like it much. I get those third party software incompatibility errors when I try to load a panel that has that TCAS system installed within. Let me know what you learn, I'll subscribe to this thread.http://southwest.corpmerchandise.com/image...l/200015138.gifAlex ChristoffN562ZBaltimore, MD

[Bob Familton 14]

I too had problems with it. His excellent ATC gauge works GREAT though. Have you tried it in FS2004? It is a real winner for me. Regards, Bob.

[N562Z 4]

Thanks, Bob, I'll check it out.http://southwest.corpmerchandise.com/image...l/200015138.gifAlex ChristoffN562ZBaltimore, MD

[Bob Familton 14]

Hi. Let me know what you think of it. Bill Morad made it for me after I put out a request for such a gauge. He did it in a real short time and made several other excellent gauges. He worked on the Duck project and really added some GREAT features. Bill was a real friend here. I sadly miss him. Best regards, Bob.

[N562Z 4]

What happened to him?http://southwest.corpmerchandise.com/image...l/200015138.gifAlex ChristoffN562ZBaltimore, MD

[Bob Familton 14]

Hi. Sadly he suddenly passed away. I talked to him via e-mail about two or three days before he passed away. He had said he was not feeling well but I never realized that it was so severe. I sorely miss him as a friend and fellow flight simmer. He really had a way with gauge programming. Regards, Bob.

[N562Z 4]

How sad, that is just a tragedy. How old was he? Family? Children? http://southwest.corpmerchandise.com/image...l/200015138.gifAlex ChristoffN562ZBaltimore, MD

[Bob Familton 14]

Hi. I am not sure how old he was. I assume 50-60 though. He was survived by his wife only,I believe. I never had the opportunity to meet him in person. I wish I had. I was planning a trip back east where he lived and was planning on meeting him in person. It was a real tragedy. There was a memorium posted here at Avsim as many others knew him and his work. Best regards, Bob.