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I took an image from the net, and then used a gauge from the XP9 demo as inspiration for creating my Radio Stack.

Have I come too close to the one in XP9?

It's still a work in progress, but maybe I should change the image?
 

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Looks good.

Will this be for FS or XP?

I have been putting in some hours lately in XP9. Nice to have a change.

(redid the keyboard button assignments quite a bit). :D




Bill
 
Looking good man!

Dare I wonder (cringe) what gauge design would be like in XP... I was looking at a site last night with payware scenery and planes for XP, and they had a Cessna Cordova (what ever its called) with a Garmin G1000 system, and it looked REALLY NICE....
 
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