To model the RMI or RDMI guage for jet transport aircraft(and many others FAIK)the property tree needs to out put the bearing to the station in degrees.The ADF currently does this but only the active ADF.To make a fathfull guage you need the output in degrees for both the 1&2 NAV(VOR/LOC)and the 1&2 ADF receivers.If you have a look at the HSI for say the 737 you will see two green needles as well as the VOR/LOC deflection pointer.These show instantly your bearing to/from any given station you have tuned.
I would like to be able to help here but my C programing skills are about as good as my music skills(nil).So I guess I will have to wait to some of the good gentlemen here can do it.
Cheers Innis
From: David Megginson writes Jim Wilson writes:
> I think the RMI needles always point to the VOR or ADF that they > are tuned to. Not 100% sure about that.
You're correct. I guess that we are not modelling any RMIs right now.
All the best,
David
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