Baron 58 RTW 2003 Panel

MSFS2020 Addons | 25 Nov, 2016

Baron 58 RTW 2003 Panel

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Baron 58 RTW 2003 Panel. An FS2002 Pro only replacement panel for the Beechcraft Baron 58. This panel includes a yoke with working ATC and Autopilot Master buttons. Also there’s an overhead panel. Both are removable via simicons. TCAS, Fuel computer, Garmin Radio stack and a wealth of other custom features adorn this panel. Panel.cfg files for both FSD modified Baron’s and standard versions. J.Consterdine. 1.1MB Baron 58 RTW 2003 Panel Update. An update for the Baron58ProPanel.zip file which includes the missing clock gauge and fssound.dll. It also correct the fuel gauges so that they refer to the correct tanks.(They were previously both hooked up to the left tank). Finally, the panel.cfg has been amended to show the audio and autopilot gauges in the radio stack. J.Consterdine. 138K

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