Gary,
Thanks for the insight. I'll look into using the fuel as a cut out
for it.
ROb
>
> Howdy Rob,
>
> A YASim FDM helicopter doesn't usually define an engine in the
> conventional sense. In addition to what you've already done, you might
> have to terminate the fuel flow to kill the engine. I had a quick look
> at the R22-- it looks like Syd has a similar routine for killing the
> engine in R22.nas, but he calls it /after/ fuel supply is terminated.
> You might have a look at that for ideas if you haven't already. I'm
> guessing Syd will come on after a while and give you some more
> information.
>
> -Gary aka Buckaroo
>
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