Ilyushin IL-114 Panel Version 1.0 for Microsoft Flight Simulator 98
by Matthias Lieberecht
Lieberecht@cw-net.de

August 29, 1998

Thank you for download this panel. This panel is designed with a photo
of the real IL-114 (please read also the credits section). I have tried
to build it as realistic as it could be. Nevertheless there are some
differences to the real cockpit:
Normally the starters are at the left and right side of the upper panel.
But I just could use the left side so I place a tank switch there and
the starters below the light switches. If I use the original position of
the Radio readouts they will be too small. So I decide to try a standard
Lear Radio in a new colour.

Note:

I couldn't test the panel with the monster 3D-card. So I don't know
if it works correct with it. Sorry :-(

Installation:

You need to have installed Flight Simulator FS98 Converter.
Unzip the gauges.zip to your Flighsim main Gauges directory. If
you already have some of the gauges you don't need to delete them.
They should be the same.
Unzip the Panel.zip and replace the panel.cfg file to the panel
folder of your favourite aircraft. For more reality use an Ilyushin
IL-114.

Instructions:

Display 1 shows a standard ADI. Above this ADI is a digital readout
which shows the above-ground-level (AGL). It starts counting at about
2000ft and turns to red at about 150ft.
Below the ADI are the readouts for the wind-speed and wind-direction.

Credits:

I would like to thank:
Vadim Serebrenikoff and Andrew Poddoubney for the very good photo of
the IL-114 panel.
Harald Geier and Helmut Busch for some of the used gauges.

My other Russian Panels:

- An2-pnl.zip           Panel for the Antonov AN-2
- An124pnl.zip          Panel for the Antonov AN-124
- AN14_PNL:ZIP          Panel for the Antonov AN-14 and Berijew Be-12
- An24pnl.zip           Panel for the Antonov AN-24
- Tu154pnl.zip          Panel for the Tupolev Tu-154
- Tu204pnl.zip          Panel for the Tupolev Tu-204

Feel free to send feedback or comments. I'm looking forward to
your Mails to know in which part of the world this panel is used.

Matthias Lieberecht
Lieberecht@cw-net.de