Mitch's Credits

I want to give my sincere thanks to all the folks listed below for the help they have given me and the use of their creations in this package. It is people like these that has made this simulation so exciting, challenging and educating. You might note I used the word simulation, not game. I do not feel that it is a game, those that really enjoy and stick with flightsimming have to spend a great deal of time learning the skills of aviation. In fact you will find most have had at least some real life experience or the strong desire to have that experience. With that I would also like to give a big thanks to all the folks that spend there time creating freeware and sharing their creations with us all. Also all those that run the sites we visit daily to see what new add-ons are out there.

My thanks for this project go to the following:

Tom Gibson for his fantastic aircraft and all the help he has given me with this panel. Also the use of his fuel management gauge. If you have not visited his site, it is a must. California Classics not only has great aircraft and panels, but he has tutorials, handy tips and a great forum. He also has an awesome AI package, it will send you back to the 50's. I installed his package over 5 months ago, removed all the other AI and I love it.

Greg Pepper for his part in building the DC6-B and lots of the other aircraft at California Classics.

Nick Pike for his help in the XML coding that goes into making the gauges. Another great guy that goes out of his way to help.

Scott Thomas is another great panel designer, he has been part of the crew that has developed great aircraft like the Howard 500 and the Aero Commander series of aircraft.

Doug Dawson is a wizard at C++ programming and has a fantastic knowledge of FSUIPC, his sound gauge is used in this package and it adds a whole new dimension to the panels.

Gerd R. Nehr for the use of his Bendix/King KLN89B GPS.

Robert L. Clark for the use of his AM/FM Radio CD Player.

Wayne Tudor for help with beta testing the panel and his fantastic repaints.

Robert Beckelhimer for his help in beta testing the panel.

Frank Cubillos with Flightsimmer's Corner for his gracious hosting of my website.

Tom's Credits

I want to thank Mitch for this great panel, and the help he has given me in understanding XML gauges. Thanks! I'd also like to thank Doug Dawson for his wonderful Supercharger and XML sound gauges - without them the panel would not be all it could be.

George's Credits

I'd like to give many thanks to Mitch for programming the original panel, and to Tom Gibson for getting real prop reverse working. I'd also like to thank the contributors at Airliners.Net for the panel photos that were so important in getting the gauges to look authentic.

 

 

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