Does anyone at PF know the configuration?http://www.webspawner.com/users/ahay/banner.jpgHappy Flying!Aaron

Ya, I would like to know too..Bill

there was a text file that came with the 737 that had the configuration to add .It may be the same for the DC9.I have not downloaded it yet so iam not sure if this is the case but you might want to take a look :) Richard Dillon KATLSr First Officer www.jetstarairlines.com"Bill Grabowski's"ERJ-145 panel Beta TeamMD-11 panel Beta Team____________________________"Lets Roll" 9/11 Specs AMD 1600 XP 512MB DDR GF3 ti 200 64MB SBliveCh Products Yoke and Pedals(usb)Windows 2000 SP2

We haven't done FS2002 lights for the DC-9. The main reason is that on most of those classic/historic versions, they didn't have strobes anyway. Same thing with the BAC-1-11s. We elected to leave the lights in the old-fashioned config.However, I know that some of the current day DC-9 operators may have converted to strobes. We will take a look at possibley offering an update similar to the 737 package.

Hi Bob:Just so you know....(I work for Midwest Express...as a cabin purser) all of our DC-9's in our fleet have the Flashing red anti collision light located on the top and bottom of the fueslage as well as the white flashing strobes on the tips of the wings. They flash just like any modern day airliner.I do know that Northwest has the "old" spinning back and forth red anti-collision lights........Hope this helps.......Jonny

Yep, a real "mixed bag". :) I'd like to see the updated lights too. I'll see what we can do.http://ftp.avsim.com/dcforum/User_files/3d00f1143def4b78.jpg

Hi:Its a nice looking plane, just wish I could download it. It says Error "404" object not found.Whats the CORRECT link???Jonny