Andy writes> > > This is the second time this has been reported, but I can't reproduce > it. Your note later on, however, looks like a good clue: > > > does each each engine have a throttleor is it a single command for all > > > engine egt is given in degrees centigrade and fuel-flow for turbines is > > usually given as #/hr (1 gal ~ 6.5 pounds) > > The current egt property hands you fahrenheit. Fuel flow is in > gallons per hour. Especially with the fuel, I'd agree with your > choice of units; but nonetheless that's what the standard currently > says
Which *standard* would you be referring to? Real turbines are operated with fuel flow in pounds_per_hour and EGTs are displayed in Centigrade. Converting is easy, just a question of where to do it? > > > Engine data is a little screwy. running jbsim for the c310 no data comes > > across and for yasim-747 the zeroeth values are missing. > > Not sure i've got this properties thing all figured out yet. > > Missing? Weird. There were some changes here recently that might be > causing this. David was kind enough to give me a heads up about the > changes to the YASim code, but I ignored it. :) I'll take a look. > As I later noted, it was operator error at this end. Data types mismatch (sending a double and expecting a float). I'll try to get some good perfromance data and run some flight profiles and send you the results. I've got the nav displays working for VOR/ADF and ILSs and a simple FMC going. Need to clean up a few things, then I'll commit them to the OpenGC repository and send the FG changes for the opengc interface to Curtis. Regards John W. _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
