Seth, I'm afraid that most HGHB gauges in my experience are fraught with problems in FS2002. I think that mainly they were designed for FS98 (I may be wrong) and there are nearly always conflicts in FS2002.

Certainly many of my FS98 'classic' panels that I've modded for FS2002 have had to have HGHB gauges removed/replaced to make them work. Big culprits are switches like the red 'dummy' ones.

Unfortunately many so-called panel designers who just collect gauges from their GAUGES folder and stick em in panels don't know that.

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Blimey - what are you on.....

seth, don't forget it's not the planes, it's the panels

If a panel doesn't work properly what I normally do is open up the panel.cfg with notepad or wordpad and see if it contains any gauges I know have problems

If not, then it gets more difficult because if you want to keep it, you have to use CFGEdit and start knocking out gauges (and replacing them if the problem remains) until you can home in on the bad one(s).

I'm just doing an Airbus panel which is one of my lovely fs98 ones where I'm having to replace the autopilot and several switches (strobes, nav lights, aircon, pitot heat and another I've forgotten) because all of them together cause the radio problem.

Even leaving one of the 5 in leaves the problem. It's weird

BTW - keep flying high!

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