Mike Huggins started using flight simulators for instrument flying training and currency over one and half decade ago. Now he focuses on a Spitfire cockpit with greater realism whilst retaining accurate flying instruments.
Builder: Mike Huggins
Location: UK
ICAO: EGBW, Wellesbourne UK
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For users running my FSX/P3D Gauges under Logitech drivers/plugins, I developed a utility called GaugeSwitcher to help them quick call up different FIP setups to match with the different aircraft being flown.
Here it comes the MSFS version of it at last. 
Besides new features, enhancements and code optimizations, I have included four ready-made Profiles for the C152, C172, DR400 and M20R, so that users of these gauges can start flying with them immediately.
Download Link has been sent earlier today and it should be in the mailboxes of the MSFS Gauges users by now. If not, contact me via email or Comment section below.
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There are two versions of Piper PA28R Arrow III on the market for MSFS — one from Carenado and the other from Just Flight.
I released three of the Gauges (ASI, MFP & RPM) for the Carenado Arrow III a month ago. Since then, there were inquires checking if they could be played on the Just Flight Arrow. And responses from users afterwards confirmed that they were running nicely on the Just Flight plane although they look a little differently .
After some searchings, I decided to purchase the Just Flight plane as well so as to develop Gauges for it alongside with the Carenado Arrow. Continue reading
The Multi-Shared HDG for MSFS has been updated to version R1r01 with the “Flag” missing 
in the last version while the engine is not spinning.
Download link has been sent earlier to all users and it should be in their mailboxes by now. If not, contact me via email or the Comment Section below. Note that the link will expire in 7 days.
In addition, Engine Gauges of the Carenado M20R Ovation were also updated. Continue reading
About two weeks ago, a friend, John H. Helms, sent me the followings:
In an attempt to reciprocate, I attach a link to a new add-on that you might like (if not already seen) — Global AI Ships for MSFS — a modification of files from FSX and P3D. And I attach my own version I made about a month ago as well.
I actually run both, as mine seems to have more stuff in it and it doesn’t bother the SIM. They work pretty well, not perfect though. Continue reading
I’ve been tied up with many things after the Chinese New Year. As a result, there was not a single Post for nearly a month. Fortunately, things are sorting out now and I hope to resume posting new stories as regular before.
Coming back to my home cockpit, I just received the GNS 430 and 530 from RealSimGear today after more than two months’ waiting.
Inevitably my radio cluster needs major revamp again. I hope it won’t take me long to start working on it since the final appearance should look appealing.
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I got some pretty nice missions downloaded for MSFS. But unfortunately they are not good to my eyes since the legs are scheduled to start in early morning when environment and surrounding lights are dark, especially in rural areas.
I’ve been suffering these bittersweet scenarios for months until it occurs to me that I could actually brighten up the view by altering the time of day in an easy way, instead of tampering the original files of the missions. Continue reading
Carenado’s Pilatus PC12 for X-Plane 11 is a fun aircraft. With the FIP Gauges of ALT, ASI, RMI and VSI developed for it a little over a year ago, here comes the Engine Gauges for the aircraft at last.
Due to the long vertical span of the Engine Panel on the aircraft, Continue reading
Pre-sale for the Carenado M20R Gauges will end soon on 13-Feb. Visit page here if anyone interested.
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