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[...] The GPS system was included for newcomers to flight simulator who might enjoy flying Concorde. It's optional, and can be switched off. In addition, the CIVA INS can be put in its place, allowing for a full INS capability. However, I have not included the CIVA INS with the default airplane as the target market would not want the added complexity - this rendition of the airplane is very much aimed at the casual / entertainment user, and not by any stretch a competitor to FSLabs excellent Concorde. It's more of an alternative for those who love the airplane, but had no other options but very old freeware or super-detailed study-level, and wanted something in between the two.

[...] If you're big into the detail it might be better to wait for FSLabs, as they're now working on their updates to Concorde for P3D and perhaps MSFS.

The MSFS version will have much enhanced external texturing and extra detail on the flight deck, as MSFS allows us to do so much more there. Systems complexity will remain the same though.

Simply edit the panel folder. Inside is a file called panel.cfg, and in the list of entries you will find the following;

[Vcockpit05]
Background_color=0,0,0
size_mm=1024,1024
visible=1
pixel_size=1024,1024
texture=$VC_GPS

gauge00=fs9gps!gps_500, 0,0, 1024,1024 // Optional GPS Screen

Change that last gauge00= entry into whatever the CIVA INS instructions tell you to put there, and the INS will appear instead. It will still need the battery and avionics switched on to display, and you then click on the switch indicated in the manual to turn on the GPS, and instead the INS panel will switch on.

Si c’est une “coquille vide” et que du visuel c’est bizarre que DC Designs ne l’ait pas sorti sur MSFS, cela aurait été plus raccord avec le public visé

Bon à noter que l’acronyme de DC Designs c’est DCD, on espère que cet avion n’est pas déjà mort-né... 😂