FS2004 Beech Bonanza Panel

MSFS2020 Addons | 21 Feb, 2017

FS2004 Beech Bonanza Panel

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FS2004 Beech Bonanza Panel This is an update for the panel originally made by Horst Paetzold for use in the great VFD-1948 Beechcraft Bonanza 35 by John Recker. Horst’s panel had you flying from the right hand seat and because the original shot was taken from the doorway, it was skewed on an angle and made you feel as though you were flying ‘sideways’ all the time. So using a bit of graphical magic I changed everything around 🙂 It’s not perfect but I like it a lot better. You will need Horst’s original panel package called ‘hpbonpnl.zip’ obtainable here. Just install it as instructed, then rename the panel.cfg file something like panel_old.cfg. Then just copy the bmp and panel.cfg files that are contained in this zip into the panel folder of the aircraft. This will leave Horst’s bmp intact so if you prefer the original version 😉 you can go back to it. Happy flying. Check out the screenshot before going ahead. Roger Mole. 304K

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