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#Post#: 3922--------------------------------------------------
MAAM Sim DC3 and FSX
DIR By: Bruce Martin
Date: May 17, 2012, 7:47 am
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On my old PC I used FS9 with my MAAM DC3 and all was good with
the world. When I got my new Win7 box I only installed FSX. Now
I have a problem with the auto pilot heading control. On FS9 I
used the mouse wheel to move the heading bug 1 degree at time,
clicking on the hdr button moved it 10 degrees at a time.
In FSX either method moves the heading bug 10 degrees. I
searched the web but the information I found was mixed and
confusing. Does anyone here run this combo and if so have you
found a work around to this bug?
Thanks folks,
Bruce
#Post#: 3923--------------------------------------------------
Re: MAAM Sim DC3 and FSX
DIR By: BEA0106
Date: May 17, 2012, 9:54 am
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One way is to replace it with the default Sperry. That's the
most authentic way.
From the DC-3 Airways forum
--- Quote ---
> Here's how to do it:
>
> 1) First, make a backup of your "Panel" folder and
> your "Aircraft.cfg" file.
>
> 2) Copy the Douglas_DC3 cabinet file from the
> Default DC3's panel folder into the MAAM's Panel folder (or
into the FSX
> "gauges" folder, either way works).
>
> 3) Open the panel.cfg text file and
> make the following changes:
>
> In Window00 (the pilot's panel), replace all
> after gauge17 with the
> following:
>
> gauge18=Douglas_DC3!sperry_autopilot_compass, 665, 329, 165,
> 175
> gauge19=Douglas_DC3!sperry_autopilot_ahi, 830, 329, 165,
> 175
> gauge20=MAAM_R4D!Placard_Pilot_92,
>
> In Window02 (the
> first officer's panel), replace all after gauge17 with the
> following:
>
> gauge18=Douglas_DC3!sperry_autopilot_compass, 20, 329, 165,
> 175
> gauge19=Douglas_DC3!sperry_autopilot_ahi, 185, 329, 165,
> 175
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