I am trying to get Yannick Lavigne's FS2002 Falcon 50 to work in FS9. For the most part it works, but I am getting a YLF50_Overhead.gau error. Does anyone know to fix this?

Hello,Be sure to have the FS2004 version !!!All you need is there!http://www.virtualairforce.ch/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=67:swiss-virtual-airforce--falcon%2050&catid=42:swiss-virtual-airforce--aicrafts&Itemid=59This even a FSX version !!!http://aquitaine.simulation.free.fr/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=39&Itemid=85I like this plane :)http://simtube.com/video/3674/SAAF-Falcon-50Regards.

I do have the FS2004 version. In fact I downloaded it from the link you posted. I tried to install the plane again but still get the same gauge error. I don't understand what could be wrong.

I do have the FS2004 version. In fact I downloaded it from the link you posted. I tried to install the plane again but still get the same gauge error. I don't understand what could be wrong.

I just downloaded and installed it as a test - other than the warning that it might be incompatible, it loaded and displayed just fine for me.I unzipped the package to a temporary folder first so I could see what it was all about.One troublesome thing for me was that it wants to place an older version of the file named FSSound.dll in my modules folder. I did not do that of course.I also placed the gauges in the aircraft's panel folder (that is where FS looks first for gauges anyway) as I did not want to clutter up my gauges folder if I do not keep the aircraft.You might check to see if you have the following in your FS9.cfg file:[OLDMODULES]FSSound.dll=1If not, just add it at the bottom of the cfg file. That simply tells FS it is alright to use that dll file which it may think is incompatible.Keep us posted.

Thank you Opa. I didn't add the [OLDMODULES] entry to my FS9 CFG entery. Everything is working fine with this plane now.

I just downloaded and installed it as a test - other than the warning that it might be incompatible, it loaded and displayed just fine for me.I unzipped the package to a temporary folder first so I could see what it was all about.One troublesome thing for me was that it wants to place an older version of the file named FSSound.dll in my modules folder. I did not do that of course.I also placed the gauges in the aircraft's panel folder (that is where FS looks first for gauges anyway) as I did not want to clutter up my gauges folder if I do not keep the aircraft.You might check to see if you have the following in your FS9.cfg file:[OLDMODULES]FSSound.dll=1If not, just add it at the bottom of the cfg file. That simply tells FS it is alright to use that dll file which it may think is incompatible.Keep us posted.

Hello, Could you explain exactly what FSSound.dll is Please. I did not have it in my modules folder and I see no difference with or without it installed.If I don't use it should I put [OLDMODULES]FSSound.dll=1 at the end of my fs9.cfg file? Thanks for any advice.

I did not have it in my modules folder and I see no difference with or without it installed.

It is a module that, oddly enough, provides sound support to the gauge system. If you don't have it installed, you won't hear switch clicks, etc.

It is a module that, oddly enough, provides sound support to the gauge system. If you don't have it installed, you won't hear switch clicks, etc.

Thanks for the explanation Bill :)