real magic from mr copeland!
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FS2004 Gauge: TerraVue. This gauge contains a moving map display with a terrain elevation legend color-keyed to the FS9 map. The legend allows the elevation of terrain lying ahead of the aircraft to be taken into account. TerraVue can display the FS map in seven ranges from 4 NM to 160 NM. The Map mode also employs animation to show the proximity between the aircraft and ground in a graphical and digital display with indicators showing whether the distance is increasing or decreasing. The gauge can be switched to the Information mode which will display up to four individual pages of data that is created by you. These scrollable pages may contain checklists, airport diagrams, approach plates, strip charts, etc. Fully functional, free software to help quickly construct these pages is included along with an illustrated tutorial that demonstrates the simple copy/paste process that tailors these pages to include whatever data you wish. For panel or separate window installation with TerraVue Icon gauge. By Glenn Copeland
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This is indeed a very useful gauge. ❗ ❗ ❗ Thanks for let us know. 😉
Good find hinch 😉
....although I have no idea how to install it 
Any help would be appreciated 😀
pilotwannabe wrote:
Good find hinch 😉
....although I have no idea how to install it
Any help would be appreciated 😀
Read the info.txt my friend contained in the zip.file.It also has Screenhunter as a gift... 😀
It gives detailed ans simple insrunctions. 😉
Good find Hinch 👍
Great find thanks for sharing it with all of us. 🙂
Cool I didn't know this could ever be created for flight simulator!
I remember seeing this on the flight deck of a Pacific Blue 737-800 😎
paperless cockpit in a way 
i'm having fun with it - if i had some more approach charts!
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