DBS Studio Yak-40 Panel Upgrade

francois, Sunday, 22 November 2009 @ 16:02

DBS Studio announced a “….. release update for DBS/Simlandmars Yak-40 aircraft for FSX and for DBS Studio Yak-40 Standalone panel for FSX/FS2004. Features of this update include a TCAS (adjustable brightness of display, 10 NM range, voice resolution commands). Dual altimeter (meters/feets) for international flights. …”. More info here and on simMarket of course.

1 comment to DBS Studio Yak-40 Panel Upgrade

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Tuesday, November 24, 2009 at 07:24

This update not for TCAS – this update for DBS Yak-40 We add tcas and feet altimeter to Yak-40 aircraft and standalone panel.

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