OK, I am about halfway through a major airline ground school. I was really impressed with PMDG 737NG at first. Now that I am getting familiar with the company's 737s, I am disappointed that the cockpit set up for the sim version doesn't look as close the real thing as it could. Instrument displays are all wrong. Any idea who I could get in touch with to have this updated?
here is a real 737
http://www.southwest.com/images/photo_gallery/cockpit7.jpg
the pmdg
http://www.pcaviator.com/shop/resource/images/products/737NGssLarge1003.jpg
they look same nothing different so i cant understand what u on about. you can change the settings to different clock version in the pmdg in the task bar while in flight. that will make 4 gauges turn in to one thats only thing i can think of
This post has changed. Great advice offered above.
if you read what i said when in flight go in to the pmdg options in the task bar after pressing (alt) and you can change it to be 4 in 1 as you want
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like that.? thats what my vc look like
I read your earlier post too quickly and missed your tip. I still don't see how to change this though. I went into the PMDG options. However, I don't see where or how to change the DU displays. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Have you tried cycling from <1> through <9> (top row) while holding down the <Shift> key?
You can do this regardless of whether your in 2D Cockpit or VC. No need pressing <Alt> to bring up the Menu bar on top.
no prob always try to help a little. flight sim frustrating when u wont something that just cant get it to do it lol.
did u do it. its at the top tab in options. eefis something like at. click one on right and thats it.
EEfis is not an option. It is there but is shadowed and can not select it as an option. Do I need to upgrade?
dont know u can get a update on the website. i done that right away so i dont know if it changed anything though.
OK, finally got the DU panel fixed. However, it took purchasing the 800/900 series to get this to work.
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