FS2004/2002 Panel Specific to Spitfire IX XI and XVI

MSFS2020 Addons | 21 Feb, 2017

FS2004/2002 Panel Specific to Spitfire IX XI and XVI

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FS2004/2002 Panel Specific to Spitfire IX XI and XVI: based on Pilot’s Notes A.P. 1565J P & L, 3rd edition 1946 but with miniature autopilot for flying in the modern civil era of the 21st century. Uses a modified default CFS1 panel to depict wartime gauges as shown in the AP 1565 document. Includes taxi views using (with approval) the concept design by Jean-Pierre Langer (here1) together with flights using the D-Day Spitfire MkXVI by Paul Rebuffat as repackaged by Murray Pavy for FS2004 and usable in FS2002 (here2). Engine monitor gauges by Jerry Beckwith. Packaged by Ross McLennan. FILE NAME: SP_91611.zip SIZE: 2MB.

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