Does anyone know of a panel that works on FSX for a jet that 3 enginese like a DC-10 or MD-11?
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You can use the default 737 panel for three holers in FSX without a problem.
Other than that, you'll have to wait or... - get a copy of fs9 😉
Last edited by Tailhook on Sun Apr 01, 2007 2:49 am, edited 1 time in total
Ok, I have Fs9 so I think I will use its default 737 panel.
I hope you're not thinking of putting the fs9 737 panel into FSX. It won't work because of the gauges - that's what it's all about.
If you were able to use an fs9 737 panel in FSX -- why not an fs9 DC-10 panel or any other for that matter?
I was referring to the default FSX 737 panel in my previous post 
Ok, The 737 panel is the only one I can get from fs9 on FSX because all of the others have old gauges. The reason I would use the one from fs9 is because it is an older style and the DC-10 did not ahve alot of digital displays.
Yes, I know that many of the fs9 panels are very realistic -- BUT THEY WON'T WORK IN FSX!
Nobody has made a three holer panel for FSX yet that's why we have to improvise.
No, I got the Fs9 737 panel to work in FSX but I can't get any of the other panels to. The 737 is the only one with guages.
That's interesting, I have to remember that. I still don't see why you would use the fs9 737 panel in fsx when there is already a default one available. 🤔
Because on the DC-10 an MD-11 they did not have the digital display like on the 737 panel found on FSX, it is more like the one found in Fs9.
Good point 
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