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GA Radio Stack is an application thought to be used in a monitor separated from the main window of Microsoft Flight Simulator, is a good complement to GA Panel. Special for homebuilt cockpits or simulator enthusiast who wants to expand their hobbies. It is also valid for teaching. It icncludes eight essential avionic devices.
Main features:
* Bendix King Style radios.
o KMA 24 Audio Panel.
o KX 155 COM/NAV Transceiver.
o KN 62A DME (Adapted version to use two dme)
o KR 87 Automatic Direction Finder
o KT 76C Transponder.
* Fixed size: 600 x 904 Pixels (aprox. real size). Can be reduced hidding equipment: 600x776 Pixels.
* Many ways to change the values: mouse, keyboard (with different ways to do it).
* Multilingual. User editable language file (Currently available: English, Spanish).
* Customizable display colors.
* Mouse controlled knobs with auto increment/decrement. (adjustable speed).
* Individual working power switches, can also switch off on FS.
* Possibility to link NAV Ident button with Audio Panel Button (or use the real mode: separated switching).
* All states are saved in a config file, retrieved when load.
* Instructor mode: No needs to connect to FS.
* 95% buttons working, even they not simulated by FS.
o AUDIO: All FS accepted options plus marker lights test.
o COM / NAV: Power, Frequencies and Ident knobs working.
o DME: Source selectable: you can choice displaying dme1 or dme2
o ADF: Full button working, including Stby Freq., Timers (FLT & ET) and Countdown.
o XPDR: All switch positions, Flight level indication and timed out entries.
Recommended minimum system requirements:
- It needs FSUIPC or WideFS by Pete Dowson to comunicate with MS Fight Simulator.
- Pentium II 90 MHz or better. (No high speed is needed)
- Screen: Minimum 1024x768 (hidding audio panel)
- or 768x1024 in rotated screen mode (depend on video card manufacturer)).
- RAM: Minimum 16 MB (It uses aprox. 6 MB)
- HDD: 1 MB
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