Vickers VC10 Panel Version 3

This panel is an accurate rendition of a real VC10 C1K.
Most of the research & photography was done on A40-AB, the Standard VC10 at the Brooklands museum in Weybridge, with some also being done on G-ASGC the Super VC10 at Duxford.

Every effort has been made to make it authentic in look and function, while still remaining useable in FS.
Fortunately, the real aircraft panel is laid out in a helpful way & it has transfered very well into FS.

There was a degree of variation between aircraft that were ordered for different airlines, so some details on this panel will not match other VC10s that were produced.

Any updates will be made available from the David Maltby Flight Sim website:-
www.DMflightsim.co.uk

The panel will make use of the Freeware Delco Carousel Inertial Navigation System if you have it installed correctly.
It is very close to the units fitted on most VC10s & works very well.  Be warned, it is quite involved, but I managed to master it in two days!
It is available at Flightsim.com - file 'civa110.zip'

Thanks to Squadron Leader Ollie Alderson for advice regarding the latest version of this VC10 panel & for recommending the INS addon. 
Ollie has a great deal of experience flying VC10s, both real & this one!
If you've ever wondered how good the model really is - Ollie says it's very good! <ggg>

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Install

Put the 'DMFS Shared Files' folder into your 'Flight Simulator 9\Aircraft\' folder.

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Copyright

Dave Booker holds the copyright of all photographs used in this panel.
None of the bitmaps may be used in any other project without the permission of Dave Booker.

David Maltby allows unrestricted use of the gauges and XML code in the cab file for any other freeware project.

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Credits

Research, panel design & photography by Dave Booker
XML gauges & documentation by David Maltby

Very special thanks to:-
The staff at Brooklands museum for being so helpful & answering lots of questions
Tonks (our friendly neighbourhood VC10 Captain) for providing much useful material and patiently answering our many questions
Paul Gausden for his knowledge & flying experience (VC10 included) & his willingness to answer yet more questions
Arne Bartels for being an XML gauge guru & having already answered countless XML questions on Flightsim forums
Saverio Maurri for providing inspiration with his excellent range of panels
All the guys on the Classic British Flight Sim forum for their support and silly behaviour
Wilf Hey in PC Plus magazine for writing an article on 'Reverse Polish Notation' that made sense of the crazy XML style maths
