David,
For the DME radio we have currently in FlightGear (which is not based
on any particular real-world model), do this:
I'll try to include a paragraph on this in the next edition of Getting
Started (due sometime in spring). I think this is where it belongs.
Regards, Michael
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--prop:/radios/nav/frequencies/selected-mhz[0]=111.7
--prop:/radios/nav/radials/selected-deg[0]=282.0
--prop:/radios/dme/switch-position=1
I think I should be getting a DME signal, although the in-range property is
always false and I'm not getting any distance. I've also tried to
I found the problem. The DME is not powered by default (unless you are using
C172 systems), so the following property needs to be set at the command line:
/systems/electrical/outputs/dme[0]=60.0
Dave Culp
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David Culp writes:
I found the problem. The DME is not powered by default (unless you
are using C172 systems), so the following property needs to be set
at the command line:
/systems/electrical/outputs/dme[0]=60.0
Another more general solution would be to simply define an electrical
Can someone tell me how to get a DME signal from the KSFO ILS/DME RWY 28R
(freq 111.7)? Or from any DME transmitter for that matter. I've never flown
an airplane that required or allowed for tuning of DME.
Do I have to set /radios/dme/frequencies/selected-khz[0] to something?
Thanks,
Dave
David Culp writes:
Can someone tell me how to get a DME signal from the KSFO ILS/DME
RWY 28R (freq 111.7)? Or from any DME transmitter for that matter.
I've never flown an airplane that required or allowed for tuning of
DME.
For the DME radio we have currently in FlightGear (which is
For the DME radio we have currently in FlightGear (which is not based
on any particular real-world model), do this:
...
Thanks Dave,
I don't have control heads installed yet, so I'm setting up the nav aids via
command line and the property browser. So, given this in the command line:
