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Hi Folks,I'm trying to eliminate some FS98 gauges from a freeware FS9 airplane that I want to use in FSX. It's an excellent aircraft (C123) with a very good panel when used in FS9.I planned to replace the FS98 gauges with similar ones that would work in FSX. Here's the problem: I wrote down the names of the FS98 gauges which FSX identified when I tried to load the C123. I must be going crazy or more senile than I thought, because I can't find those FS98 gauges listed in the C123's panel.cfg!I'd appreciate any ideas you may have.thanks,

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Hi Patrick,Thanks for helping out....Here are the FS98 gauges identified by FSX when I tried to load the C123:Cessna_182.rmp.1Cessna_182.rmp.2extra-300.ampscarp707_altimiteraeioasirp727_asiup.radltBell_206b.turn_indicatorcarp707_vsicessna_182.oil.1cessna_182.oil.2bell_206b.clock (this is the only one I found on the panel.cfg gauge 45 etc.)fb_ap_indtpfuelPanel.cfg below:///======C-123 - V.Zhyhulskiy -2006 - Kiev UA==========[Window Titles]Window00=Main_panelWindow01=Radio StackWindow02=Throttle QuadrantWindow03=GPS///==============================[Window00]file=C123main.bmp size_mm=1024window_size_ratio=1.00 position=7visible=1ident=0///==============================gauge00=kingair!Landing_Gear, 235,598,58,156gauge01=Douglas_DC3!annunciator_gear_unlocked, 195, 620, 30,40gauge02=Douglas_DC3!annunciator_gear_locked, 195, 683,30, 40gauge03=kingair!Altimeter_Selector, 598,656,120,61gauge06=kingair!Flaps, 792,557,48,152gauge11=737-400!OMI Lights, 397,366,21,53gauge12=00.sukhoi.trim, 596,388,87,31gauge13=kingair!Throttle Quadrant, 874,617,167,149gauge17=wiskey-compass, 940,95,98,104gauge24=fpda_boeing_callout, 1,1,10,9gauge25=fpda_gear_sound, 2,2,10,9gauge26=FPDA_Pushback 3, 3,10,9gauge27=propliner.brab-rpm-1a, 893,400,65,69gauge28=propliner.brab-rpm-2a, 960,400,65,69gauge29=Propliner.AMPS, 724,656,60,65gauge31=CFR.fuell, 892,545,70,73gauge32=CFR.fuelr, 957,545,70,73gauge33=Cessna!VOR1,731,435,103,114 gauge34=mv-c123-alti, 598,429,120,125gauge35=mv-c123-asi, 295,432,135,142gauge36=Cessna!Attitude,436,413,150,149 ///mv-c123-ATT, 436,411,157,170gauge37=mv-c123-hsi, 436,585,157,168gauge38=mv-c123-radalt, 306,578,124,131gauge39=mv-c123-turn, 698,557,93,92gauge40=mv-c123-VSI, 598,557,93,92gauge42=propliner.Oil.1, 897,479,60gauge43=propliner.Oil.2, 962,479,60gauge44=bendix_king.dme, 130,518,150,61gauge45=bell_206b.clock, 187,418,87,91gauge46=Beech_Baron!Nav GPS Switch, 385, 720, 30,49gauge47=C130_ap_ind,445, 377,25,25gauge48=Beech_Baron!Beacon Lights, 648,725,33,48gauge49=Beech_Baron!Nav Lights, 700,725,33,48gauge50=Beech_Baron!Panel Lights, 742,725,33,48gauge52=Beech_Baron!Landing Lights, 784,725,33,48gauge53=Beech_Baron!Flight Director Switch, 484, 377,25,25gauge54=Douglas_DC3!annunciator_vacuum, 82, 549, 30, 37gauge57=Douglas_DC3!annunciator_fuel_LEFt, 931,375,gauge58=Douglas_DC3!annunciator_fuel_right, 959, 375,gauge59=Douglas_DC3!annunciator_cabin_doors, 347, 730,gauge60=Douglas_DC3!radio_compass, 37, 608,145,152gauge61=SimIcons1024!ATC Icon, 676,389,25,25gauge62=SimIcons1024!Map Icon, 706,389,25,25gauge63=SimIcons1024!GPS Icon, 736,389,25,25gauge64=SimIcons1024!Radio Icon, 766,389,25,25gauge65=SimIcons!Overhead Icon, 796,389,25,25///==============================[Window01]Background_color=2,2,2 size_mm=220,346position=8visible=0ident=RADIO_STACK_PANELgauge00=Bendix_King_Radio!Bendix-King Radio Audio, 0,-1,220,48gauge01=Bendix_King_Radio!Bendix-King Radio Nav-Comm 1, 0,46,220,65gauge02=Bendix_King_Radio!Bendix-King Radio ADF, 0,110,220,57gauge03=Bendix_King_Radio!Bendix-King Radio Xpndr, 0,166,220,58gauge04=Bendix_King_Radio!Bendix-King Radio AP, 0,223,220,63gauge05=Bendix_King_Radio!Bendix-King Radio Nav-Comm 2, 0,280,220,65///==============================[Window02]file=C123up.bmpBackground_color=2,2,2 size_mm=200,200window_size_ratio=1.00 position=2visible=0ident=OVERHEAD_PANELgauge00=kingair!Battery, 85,70,24,43gauge01=kingair!Left Generator, 40,70,27,39gauge02=kingair!Right Generator, 130,70,29,42gauge03=kingair!Avionics Switch, 82,25,32,40gauge04=Beech_Baron!Left Ignition Switch,30, 120,55,48gauge05=Beech_Baron!Right Ignition Switch, 115, 120,55,48///==============================[Window03]Background_color=0,0,0 size_mm=456,378window_size_ratio=1.00 position=8visible=0ident=GPS_PANELwindow_size= 0.460, 0.460window_pos= 0.490, 0.020gauge00=fs9gps!gps_500, 0,0///==============================[Vcockpit01]Background_color=0,0,0 size_mm=1024,1024visible=1ident=pixel_size=1024,1024texture=$VCLgauge00=kingair!Landing_Gear, 95,558,65,186gauge01=Douglas_DC3!annunciator_gear_unlocked, 35, 580, 40,50gauge02=Douglas_DC3!annunciator_gear_locked, 35, 673,40, 50gauge03=kingair!Altimeter_Selector, 634,508,175,91gauge04=kingair!Flaps, 900,507,58,232gauge05=737-400!OMI Lights, 397,366,21,53gauge06=00.sukhoi.trim, 660,40,147,51gauge07=Propliner.AMPS, 819,508,70,75gauge08=Cessna!VOR1, 830,95,163,174 gauge09=mv-c123-alti, 634,95,190,185gauge10=mv-c123-asi, 185,80,205,212gauge11=Cessna!Attitude, 399,85,210,223 ///mv-c123-ATT, 399,51,227,240gauge12=mv-c123-hsi, 396,315,227,278gauge13=mv-c123-radalt, 197,418,184,211gauge14=mv-c123-turn, 817,305,163,192gauge15=mv-c123-VSI, 634,305,173,192gauge16=bendix_king.dme, 185,305,210,100gauge17=bell_206b.clock, 50,158,127,131gauge18=Beech_Baron!Nav GPS Switch, 395, 598, 50,89gauge19=C130_ap_ind,463, 03,45,45gauge20=Beech_Baron!Beacon Lights, 460,608,50,89gauge21=Beech_Baron!Nav Lights, 520,608,50,89gauge22=Beech_Baron!Panel Lights, 580,608,50,89gauge23=Beech_Baron!Landing Lights, 640,608,50,89gauge24=Beech_Baron!Flight Director Switch, 534, 03,45,45gauge25=Douglas_DC3!annunciator_vacuum, 85, 297, 37, 41gauge26=Douglas_DC3!annunciator_cabin_doors, 347, 730,gauge27=Douglas_DC3!radio_compass, 27, 348,155,182///==============================[Vcockpit02]Background_color=0,0,0 size_mm=1024,1024visible=1ident=pixel_size=1024,1024texture=$VCRgauge00=kingair!Landing_Gear, 95,558,65,186gauge01=Douglas_DC3!annunciator_gear_unlocked, 35, 580, 40,50gauge02=Douglas_DC3!annunciator_gear_locked, 35, 673,40, 50gauge03=kingair!Altimeter_Selector, 634,508,175,91gauge04=kingair!Flaps, 900,507,58,232gauge05=737-400!OMI Lights, 397,366,21,53gauge06=00.sukhoi.trim, 660,40,147,51gauge07=Propliner.AMPS, 819,508,70,75gauge08=bell_206b.clock, 830,145,120,124 gauge09=mv-c123-alti, 634,95,190,185gauge10=mv-c123-asi, 185,80,205,212gauge11=Cessna!Attitude, 399,85,210,223 ///mv-c123-ATT, 399,51,227,240gauge12=mv-c123-hsi, 396,315,227,278gauge13=mv-c123-radalt, 197,418,184,211gauge14=mv-c123-turn, 817,305,163,192gauge15=mv-c123-VSI, 634,305,173,192gauge16=bendix_king.dme, 185,305,210,100gauge17=Cessna!VOR1, 5,93,163,174gauge18=Beech_Baron!Nav GPS Switch, 395, 598, 50,89gauge19=C130_ap_ind,403, 03,45,45gauge20=Beech_Baron!Beacon Lights, 460,608,50,89gauge21=Beech_Baron!Nav Lights, 520,608,50,89gauge22=Beech_Baron!Panel Lights, 580,608,50,89gauge23=Beech_Baron!Landing Lights, 640,608,50,89gauge24=Beech_Baron!Flight Director Switch, 484, 03,45,45gauge25=Douglas_DC3!annunciator_vacuum, 85, 297, 37, 41gauge26=Douglas_DC3!annunciator_cabin_doors, 347, 730,gauge27=Douglas_DC3!radio_compass, 17, 328,155,182///==============================[Vcockpit03]Background_color=0,0,0 size_mm=1024,1024visible=1ident=pixel_size=1024,1024texture=$VCCgauge00=propliner.brab-rpm-1a, 50,15,200,205gauge01=propliner.brab-rpm-2a, 270,15,200,205gauge02=propliner.brab-rpm-1a, 490,15,200,205gauge04=propliner.brab-rpm-2a, 710,15,200,205gauge05=CFR.fuell, 50,230,230,235gauge06=CFR.fuelr, 270,230,230,235gauge07=CFR.fuell, 490,230,230,235gauge08=CFR.fuelr, 710,230,230,235gauge09=propliner.Oil.1, 50,480,210,215gauge10=propliner.Oil.2, 270,480,210,215gauge11=propliner.Oil.1, 490,480,210,215gauge12=propliner.Oil.2, 710,480,210,215gauge13=Bendix_King_Radio!Bendix-King Radio ADF, 47,770,440,173gauge14=Bendix_King_Radio!Bendix-King Radio AP, 495,770,440,173///==============================[Vcockpit04]Background_color=0,0,0 size_mm=512,512visible=1ident=pixel_size=512,512texture=$VCUgauge00=kingair!Battery, 195,10,34,53gauge01=kingair!Left Generator, 150,10,37,49gauge02=kingair!Right Generator, 300,10,39,52gauge03=kingair!Avionics Switch, 245,10,42,50gauge04=Beech_Baron!Left Ignition Switch,60, 7,75,58gauge05=Beech_Baron!Right Ignition Switch, 350, 7,75,58///==============================[Default View]X=0Y=0SIZE_X=8191SIZE_Y=3445Thanks again,

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HowardYou're fighting the same battle I've been fighting. If you get answers, please forward them to me. I've been all over the map trying to find the missing gauges.ThanksLarry

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Here are your FS98 gauge entries (Note the absence of the ! character from each):///==============================gauge12=00.sukhoi.trim, 596,388,87,31gauge17=wiskey-compass, 940,95,98,104gauge24=fpda_boeing_callout, 1,1,10,9gauge25=fpda_gear_sound, 2,2,10,9gauge26=FPDA_Pushback 3, 3,10,9gauge27=propliner.brab-rpm-1a, 893,400,65,69gauge28=propliner.brab-rpm-2a, 960,400,65,69gauge29=Propliner.AMPS, 724,656,60,65gauge31=CFR.fuell, 892,545,70,73gauge32=CFR.fuelr, 957,545,70,73gauge34=mv-c123-alti, 598,429,120,125gauge35=mv-c123-asi, 295,432,135,142gauge37=mv-c123-hsi, 436,585,157,168gauge38=mv-c123-radalt, 306,578,124,131gauge39=mv-c123-turn, 698,557,93,92gauge40=mv-c123-VSI, 598,557,93,92gauge42=propliner.Oil.1, 897,479,60gauge43=propliner.Oil.2, 962,479,60gauge44=bendix_king.dme, 130,518,150,61gauge45=bell_206b.clock, 187,418,87,91gauge47=C130_ap_ind,445, 377,25,25///==============================texture=$VCLgauge06=00.sukhoi.trim, 660,40,147,51gauge07=Propliner.AMPS, 819,508,70,75gauge09=mv-c123-alti, 634,95,190,185gauge10=mv-c123-asi, 185,80,205,212gauge12=mv-c123-hsi, 396,315,227,278gauge13=mv-c123-radalt, 197,418,184,211gauge14=mv-c123-turn, 817,305,163,192gauge15=mv-c123-VSI, 634,305,173,192gauge16=bendix_king.dme, 185,305,210,100gauge17=bell_206b.clock, 50,158,127,131gauge19=C130_ap_ind,463, 03,45,45///==============================texture=$VCRgauge06=00.sukhoi.trim, 660,40,147,51gauge07=Propliner.AMPS, 819,508,70,75gauge08=bell_206b.clock, 830,145,120,124gauge09=mv-c123-alti, 634,95,190,185gauge10=mv-c123-asi, 185,80,205,212gauge12=mv-c123-hsi, 396,315,227,278gauge13=mv-c123-radalt, 197,418,184,211gauge14=mv-c123-turn, 817,305,163,192gauge15=mv-c123-VSI, 634,305,173,192gauge16=bendix_king.dme, 185,305,210,100gauge19=C130_ap_ind,403, 03,45,45///==============================texture=$VCCgauge00=propliner.brab-rpm-1a, 50,15,200,205gauge01=propliner.brab-rpm-2a, 270,15,200,205gauge02=propliner.brab-rpm-1a, 490,15,200,205gauge04=propliner.brab-rpm-2a, 710,15,200,205gauge05=CFR.fuell, 50,230,230,235gauge06=CFR.fuelr, 270,230,230,235gauge07=CFR.fuell, 490,230,230,235gauge08=CFR.fuelr, 710,230,230,235gauge09=propliner.Oil.1, 50,480,210,215gauge10=propliner.Oil.2, 270,480,210,215gauge11=propliner.Oil.1, 490,480,210,215gauge12=propliner.Oil.2, 710,480,210,215FSX is identifying these gauges by the gauge name that was built in at compile time. Simply renaming the gauge file does not change this name, resulting in the confusion you are now facing.Get yourself a copy of FSPanelStudio. Best 25 bucks you'll ever spend on an FS add-on.www.fspanelstudio.comDoug

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Thanks Doug, I'm downloading the demo now and will give it a try.
Carabou, did you ever resolve this issue? I'm getting the same report pop up for the file Cessna_182.RMP. A search of the panel.cfg reveals no such gauge.I'd download the FSPanelStudio demo, but you can't save the panel file even if the missing Cessna_182.RMP was found. Spelling is suspicious, like it should be Cessna_182.RPM.Gary

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Carabou, did you ever resolve this issue?Gary
Hi Gary -I remember downloading it and trying (about 5 years a go), not sure I remember the result - sorry. You said "I'd download the FSPanelStudio demo, but you can't save the panel file even if the missing Cessna_182.RMP was found." Why can't you save the panel file?Suggestion: Why not disable Cessna_182.RMP (put // in front of it) and see what is missing from the panel when you display the aircraft. Then perhaps you can find a replacement for it if you can figure put what it is.The c123 from fs9 is excellent and I've used it in FSX. I'll try loading back into FSX again and see what happens - I'll let you know...........Good luck Howard

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Hi Gary -I remember downloading it and trying (about 5 years a go), not sure I remember the result - sorry. You said "I'd download the FSPanelStudio demo, but you can't save the panel file even if the missing Cessna_182.RMP was found." Why can't you save the panel file?Suggestion: Why not disable Cessna_182.RMP (put // in front of it) and see what is missing from the panel when you display the aircraft. Then perhaps you can find a replacement for it if you can figure put what it is.The c123 from fs9 is excellent and I've used it in FSX. I'll try loading back into FSX again and see what happens - I'll let you know...........Good luck Howard
Hi Howard,Saving changes is not enabled in the demo version of FSPanelStudio.I can't // Cessna_182.RMP because I can't find it, that's what the problem is. Just like you said at the beginning, "I must be going crazy or more senile than I thought, because I can't find those FS98 gauges listed in the C123's panel.cfg!"Gary

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Hi Gary -I remember downloading it and trying (about 5 years a go), not sure I remember the result - sorry. You said "I'd download the FSPanelStudio demo, but you can't save the panel file even if the missing Cessna_182.RMP was found." Why can't you save the panel file?Suggestion: Why not disable Cessna_182.RMP (put // in front of it) and see what is missing from the panel when you display the aircraft. Then perhaps you can find a replacement for it if you can figure put what it is.The c123 from fs9 is excellent and I've used it in FSX. I'll try loading back into FSX again and see what happens - I'll let you know...........Good luck Howard
Send me by PM the exact name of the airplane file amd where it is and I'll try and fix it for you. There is a c123 at Simviation that has only a few bad FS98 gauges which I have fixed for FSX. Bob.

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Hi Folks, I remember there was an FSX mod of the C123 by Norcal which worked well without any more mods- just install it and off you go. I believe it was the FS9 version which the Norcal site updated for FSX. Norcal had lots of great FS9 aircraft they updated for FSX and all worked well. I'll check it out and get back to you. Howard

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Howdy - Google norcal c123 and you'll see lots of listings for it for download - well worth it - excellent work. Suggest you check out other Norcal planes as well. Have fun..... Howard

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I agree with vololiberista. Buy FS Panel studio. Since you have tried the demo five years ago a lot has changed in the program. It got better with every update. Next to FSX this is the program I am using the most.When you open the panel config file of an older aircraft it will display the problem gayges with a purple square around it. You just delete it and add a newer version of it. resize with the mouse and drag it to where you want it. Save and the problem is solved. If you don't like what you have saved, there is a backup panel.cfg file that the program generates with every save. You also get the options to resize pop-up windows without changing the bitmap, and you can also edit in notepad from the program. Yout Flightsim life will change forever!

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