Have been working hard on the updates for many of my earlier Gauges these few weeks. The first one ready is the A36 Bonanza instrument, in which there are bug fixes, feature enhancements and code optimizations.
Download Links are being sent to all existing users by emails. Should any one not receiving it by tomorrow, feel free to contact me.
Updates for the default B58, followed by the Carenado B58, will come next.
The Installer Program for the Carenado A36 Gauge Series is completed. Those who took the pre-sale offer should have received the download link in their mailboxes already.
In this official release, an extra standalone gauge plate for the Turn Coordinator is included. Local and Zulu Time Clocks are added to the AirSpeed Indicator. The True Airspeed Digital Display shown in the last preview has been moved to a position overlaying 
the TAS button.
Besides the Flight Director features on the Attitude Indicator (see my Post 327), a Wind Direction Indicator on the HSI gauge and Centering Indicators for the Aileron and Pitch Trim Wheels on the ADF gauge are also added for easy adjustments.
All these last minute touches tend to render Continue reading
I was planning to have the Baron B58 Gauges to release first. However, due to some unexpected issues, it has been delayed (shouldn’t be long) and gives way to its sibling A36 Bonanza.
In general, the gauges on the Carenado A36 (also come with Prepar3D by default) are pretty similar to those on the B58, except that the number of the engine gauges is half of those on the B58.
Due to the same reason, Continue reading
Lately, half of my minimal flightsim time were spent on creating new FIP gauges for Baron B58 (both default & Carenado versions) and Bonanza A36 simultaneously as they share many similarities.
Different from the last C172 gauges which categorizes into Standalone and Integrated versions, and charges separately, the new B58 and A36 gauges to come will include both Standalone and Integrated or Extended gauge face-plates altogether in a single package, when applicable.
This includes customization for both default and Carenado aircrafts, making some of the gauges consisting of up to four different versions.
In addition, the installer for the new gauges will be compatible to Windows 10 and the new Saitek drivers file structure as well.
Followings are a few more preview screenshots of the gauges already completed or about to complete. Continue reading
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