Dave Perry writes:
The lights look great!
Thanks.
The rear facing white light on the rudder is switched on with
the red and green wing tip lights as the nav lights. Is there a
RearNavLightOn and RearNav LightOFF object name?
I haven't got around to adding the rear light yet.
All the
Curtis L. Olson writes:
I don't know where the navigation lights are powered from in real
life. I'm guessing maybe this is the same thing as the beacon (?)
I don't see a specific reference to navigation lights power in the
C172 electrical diagram.
Here's a quick overview of the external
David,
I'm not disagreeing with you, but in the electrical system diagram in
the C172S Information Manual I can't find any mention of where the
navigation lights are fed. Perhaps I'm misreading something?
The manual does describe the navigation lights as part of the exterior
lighting system
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
David,
I'm not disagreeing with you, but in the electrical system diagram in
the C172S Information Manual I can't find any mention of where the
navigation lights are fed. Perhaps I'm misreading something?
The manual does describe the navigation lights as part of the
Bill,
Is there anything in theh electrical diagram that shows how they are
fed (i.e. from what bus)
Curt.
William Earnest writes:
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
David,
I'm not disagreeing with you, but in the electrical system diagram in
the C172S Information Manual I can't find any mention
Curtis L. Olson writes:
So I'm probably miss reading something in the diagram. I assume you
have a similar C172 manual ... perhaps you could find where the
navigation lights are powered from on your model and we could work
from that.
In the 1981 C172P, there is a circuit breaker off the
The lights look great!
The rear facing white light on the rudder is switched on with
the red and green wing tip lights as the nav lights. Is there a
RearNavLightOn and RearNav LightOFF object name?
- Dave P
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Curtis L. Olson writes:
Looks good, does this tie into the electrical system model at all, or
does it just respond to switch position ?
So far, just the switch; I'll work on integrating it more fully later.
All the best,
David
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David Megginson writes:
Curtis L. Olson writes:
Looks good, does this tie into the electrical system model at all, or
does it just respond to switch position ?
So far, just the switch; I'll work on integrating it more fully later.
Should just be a matter of which property you point at
David Megginson writes:
Curtis L. Olson writes:
Looks good, does this tie into the electrical system model at all, or
does it just respond to switch position ?
So far, just the switch; I'll work on integrating it more fully later.
Should just be a matter of which
Curtis L. Olson writes:
Let's see, from the c172-electrical.xml I have:
/systems/electrical/outputs/landing-light
/systems/electrical/outputs/beacon
/systems/electrical/outputs/strobe-lights
/systems/electrical/outputs/taxi-lights
You need to add the navigation
David Megginson writes:
Curtis L. Olson writes:
Let's see, from the c172-electrical.xml I have:
/systems/electrical/outputs/landing-light
/systems/electrical/outputs/beacon
/systems/electrical/outputs/strobe-lights
/systems/electrical/outputs/taxi-lights
The C172P model now has fixed navigation lights and a flashing red
beacon on the tail. The beacon is on by default and the nav lights
are off. Here's a screenshot of a long final approach to CYOW 07 at
night:
http://www.megginson.com/flightsim/night-approach.png
(It's more dramatic when you
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