
FS2004 - photoreal panel EMBREAR-145 (Version-2) with full internal views and wingviews 
                with different panel-cfg's - by Horst Paetzold


The inspiration for this panel came after the installation of Project Open Sky's ERJ-145 with the
excellent virtual Cockpit and with the Learjet-45 as default 2-D-panel. I wanted to exchange the 2-D-panel (mainpanel)
with a more real ERJ-145 panel optically in accordance with the virtual cockpit. After having done this,
the way to a complete panel version-2 was unavoidable and here is the result.


How to install:

best way is to unzip this upload to a temporary  folder of your choice. (unzip with folders enabled)
Then unzip 


		panel-zip into the panel-folders of posky (or Dreamwings or Mike Stone's ERJ145)

		gauges.zip into gauges-folder of FS9

		sounds.zip into sound-folder of FS9


There are 3 folders named

VC-panel_POSKY			Copy the content into panel_vc of Posky-plane and 
                                                                 overwrite the panel.cfg when prompted

Wingviews-panel_DREAMWINGS	Copy the panel.cfg into the panel of the Dreamwings-plane
				and overwrite when prompted

Wingviews-panel_POSKY		Copy the panel.cfg into the panel of the Posky-plane
                                                                and overwrite when prompted.
				(don't forget to select in aircraft.cfg the wingviews-model)


R A D I O S

The entry under (RADIOS) in aicraft.cfg should read as follows:

[Radios]
// Radio Type = availiable, standby frequency, has glide slope
Audio.1       = 1
Com.1        = 1, 0, 0
Com.2        = 0, 
Nav.1          = 1, 0, 1
Nav.2          = 1, 0, 0
Adf.1           = 1
Transponder.1 = 1
Marker.1     = 1

The best solution for Posky ERJ-145 with VC is of course the best ERJ-145 panel ever made by
Bill Grabowsky with his gauges in the VC-panel too. 

As sound I use the ERJ-soundfile of Steven Persson (rr_3007.zip / 47 MB)


What is from me:		Only the bitmaps, some repainted gauges and the layout
			for the 2-D-panel

Credit therefore goes to all gauge-designers and to POSKY for their one more excellent aircraft.


Good flights !


Horst Paetzold


horstcloudflyer@aol.com





