Flight1 GTN in Duke V2

Now that we have been told that RealAir will not release a GTN 750 integration option for the B60 Piston Duke V2, we will have to live with a GNS 530, or a shoehorned GTN 750 in the panel.

If you have the GNS 530 installed, copy the panel folder with the GNS 530, and call it panel.GTN

In this folder, edit the panel.cfg file with Notepad, as follows:

[Window01]
Background_color=0,0,0
size_mm=937,887
ident=14401
position=8
window_size= 0.340, 0.580
zorder=99
gauge00=F1GTN!GTN750, 0,0,937,887,UNIT1.POP

[VCockpit01]

...

//gauge19=rxpGNS!GNS530, 1, 660, 504, 364

gauge19=F1GTN!GTN750VC, 92,632,324,343,UNIT1


...

and lastly, designate a paint in the aircraft.cfg file:

Example:

[fltsim.2]
title=RealAir Beech Duke V2 S5CEA
sim=RealAir_Duke
model=
panel=GTN
sound=
texture=S5CEA
kb_checklists=RASDuke_check
kb_reference=RASDuke_ref
atc_id=S5CEA
ui_typerole="Twin Engine Prop"
ui_createdby="RealAir"
ui_manufacturer=Beechcraft
ui_type=Duke B60
ui_variation=S5-CEA GTN

You can trick the RealAir config app into creating the GNS530 panel by adding a little dummy text file to your Gauges folder and calling it rxpgns.dll.

Then use the config app and select the RXP GNS530 option.

Do not start the airplane, but make the modifications as listed above.

You should then have a GTN version that you can fly.

BTW, shift+2 should popup the GTN 750 window for access to all the buttons.

You need to have a panel.gtn folder and within it, a panel.cfg file.

In the aircraft.cfg file, you need to have at least one version with panel=GTN.

Then, it should work.

Alternately, you can edit the panel.cfg file in the panel folder, but then you no longer have the original version available.

Thanks again Bert.  All is good now, after I read your instructions properly and copied and renamed the panel folder rather than the panel file!

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