I don't have the F-111 gauge. Was it a freeware plane? Is it the Aardvark? No plane I have uses a file called "Minipnl", as I can't locate any such animal on my computer anywhere. And believe me, I have hundreds of planes. Almost 300 actually. I came up with many "Cessna208.gau" files on my computer. It seems to be common among many of my planes. Even the AH-64 apache uses something from it. I can't understand why the water rudder switch wouldn't show up for you. I installed the panel, and there is no autopilot gauge, but the water rudder switch shows up for me. It is located high up on the panel, top left. Above that cool digital speedometer. I can give you my Cessna208.gau file, and you could give me your "Minipnl" file, via email zips. Then we'd have to include them in your panel .zip for other people with the same problem.
Edit - I just zipped up a copy of the Cessna208.gau file, and I think it'll fit into an attachment right here. So if I press the "post" button and it works, that's half the problem solved, I think. You should be able to just paste the file to your "Gauges" folder, and it'll work for you.
Edit 2 - Ok, it was still more than 500 kb, so didn't work. Doug, I'll have to email it to you.
Edit 3 - I just replaced the F-111 autopilot with a 737-400 autopilot. Not as pretty, but everyone has one.
The line is: "gauge00=737-400!Autopilot, 22, 267, 134, 30" (no quotes)
(trying to keep on topic) ---> . . . And this is the Bella Coola to Ocean Falls cruise, just coming out of Bella Coola. Did you know that you can drive right up the falls and into the lake behind it? Go up the short little stream, directly at the falls, and you'll pop right up to the top and into the lake. Strange yet cool.
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