So for now until other update comes I will notify Roland I use Bryn's radar. I have also observed that even though Roland's weather radar fits more to the 'Concorde era' style, at night FS environment the gauge is quite dark and the dark blue text range, tilt etc. That needs to be done also for reasons related to upcoming Concorde v1. After several hours of flying with the above radar s I have made some needed adjustments which are the following. Also the position where the original WX radar was is inconvenient anyway for FS use because you'd have to pan down sideways to see it each time.ĪSN comes with a stock gauge for the cockpit that you can add but this simulates satellite download link of weather in map overlay format. The real Concorde's WX Radar was located near the windows behind the panel lighting controls, but this is a good solution considering the limitations of 3rd party modding. See this post further down in this thread. It has an option for metal casing in Boeing style but it has to be in separate 2D pop up window. My personal opinion is that it is too 'modern' and flashy for Concorde and its pixels resolution is not as smooth as the above but still its the one with no graphics issues at all during the FSL 2D panel redraw process in environment lighting changes.

Now that ASN is widely used in the flightsim community and two freeware standalone radars have been designed by developers, I provide below the instructions to install them in Concorde-X so that you have accurate ASN style local weather depiction.ĭownload Link for latest version in his forum signature here where the whole topic is being discussed.

This is not a radar which cooperates with ASN though hence it does not show precipitation where it will really appear but 'roughly' in the same general area.

Freeware weather radar gauge for fsx