This XML gauge is for the CS 707-300 and expansions, FSX only.

Now in the Avsim library, search for:
V-One Gauge for B707-300 with Call-Outs

The sounds:

• 80 knots
• V1
• VR
• V2
• Gear Up
• Flaps Up
• Slats Retract

The gauge will calculate the correct v-speeds for gross weight and provide required trim units.
The v-speeds are adjusted for altitude and temperature.
Optimum FL and EPR are displayed based on current gross weight and are continually updated.
Clean speed (no flaps) is calculated as is Vref40 and Vref50.
Fuel, Gross Weight, OAT and CG are displayed.
KG, LB, °C and °F  can be toggled by a mouse click.
If the current gross weight has exceeded the max gross weight a 'red' warning of overloading is displayed.
The v-speeds will display 'red' when the aircraft's TOW has been exceeded based on altitude & temperature.
Elapsed flight time and fuel used can be reset at anytime by clicking on their displays.

The main gauge is a text display of:

• Vertical Speed
• Pitch
• EPR
• N1%
• Fuel Flow
• TAS
• TAT
  
  After flap selection, the following will display for Take-Off:
• Flaps selected
• Required Trim/Current Trim
• V1, Vr & V2

Both the main gauge and datacard can be toggled off and on via an icon.

will download when i get off work and try it out, thank you very much.

Lucky043 wrote on Aug 3^rd, 2012 at 10:38pm:


The gauge does not go into the FSX\Gauge folder. Please re-check your installation.

I've never experienced the black squares symptom before. All I can think of right now is to
make sure you've installed the font into the FSX\Font folder.

Sorry but where does gauge ''dsd_fsx_xml_soud.gau''.

Paul, I did a full flight from Auckland to Brisbane and things worked out nicely. I did have the feeling that the rotation at VR came in a bit too soon for the plane, but that's just from one attempt. The sounds worked for the takeoff, but I don't recall hearing something on the gear and flaps when landing.
Edited:

Thanks CoolP,

CoolP wrote on Aug 4^th, 2012 at 8:15pm:

I have put in provision to change the CG which in turn changes the feel of rotation. The default 'CgOffSet' value is -1.0, try 0.0 for your next flight (see the readme707.txt file for instructions). This will give a lower trim unit value which results in a slower rotation.

Quote:

At this time there is no landing sounds implemented...only take-off. Maybe at a later time.

Thanks, Paul I will try that change on the pitch value. And thanks for clarifying the landing sound case. Edited:

Eric.M wrote on Aug 8^th, 2012 at 7:40am:


Flaps 25 would be nice, but I have no access to flap 25 take-off speeds to implement any calculations into the gauge