Temp too low on the OAT Gauge and no labeling
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Temp too low on the OAT Gauge and no labeling
Hi,
i noticed, that the OAT Gauge has no Celsius labeling. So i made a labeling by my own and by the way i put 2 little light bulbs in the Gauge above (inop).
But the main thing is, the OAT Gauge is a little inaccurate. It shows the temperature approximately 3-4 °C resp. 5-7 °F too low!
Is there a way to correct this by ourselfs or can you put it in the next update?!
Regards
Raller
i noticed, that the OAT Gauge has no Celsius labeling. So i made a labeling by my own and by the way i put 2 little light bulbs in the Gauge above (inop).
But the main thing is, the OAT Gauge is a little inaccurate. It shows the temperature approximately 3-4 °C resp. 5-7 °F too low!
Is there a way to correct this by ourselfs or can you put it in the next update?!
Regards
Raller
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Re: Temp too low on the OAT Gauge and no labeling
The labeling is nice!
Regarding the difference: I think this is a problem of the flight sim internals not using the exact OAT values provided by ActiveSKy, and therefore can't be easily fixed in any aircraft.
Could you verify with a different aircraft at the same location?
Regarding the difference: I think this is a problem of the flight sim internals not using the exact OAT values provided by ActiveSKy, and therefore can't be easily fixed in any aircraft.
Could you verify with a different aircraft at the same location?
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Re: Temp too low on the OAT Gauge and no labeling
At high altitude i had
with the M20R Ovation
-11 °C
with the 310R Redux
-7 °C
So, the 310R shows in the positiv section 4 °C too low and in the negative section 4 °C too high!
with the M20R Ovation
-11 °C
with the 310R Redux
-7 °C
So, the 310R shows in the positiv section 4 °C too low and in the negative section 4 °C too high!
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Re: Temp too low on the OAT Gauge and no labeling
The OAT Gauge-Value multiplied by 1.4 should show the corecct Value in both directions (pos. and neg.).
But i don't know where to do it in the responsible xml file...
But i don't know where to do it in the responsible xml file...
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Re: Temp too low on the OAT Gauge and no labeling
That is "baked" into the compiled model, so is not able to be 'calibrated' externally.
I have however gone ahead and updated the core modeldef.xml file for the C310R Redux, so it will read correctly in any future update(s).
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<PartInfo>
<Name>C310_needle_OAT</Name>
<AnimLength>160</AnimLength>
<Animation>
<Parameter>
<Code>50 (A:TOTAL AIR TEMPERATURE, fahrenheit) 1.4 * +</Code>
<Lag>100</Lag>
</Parameter>
</Animation>
</PartInfo>
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Re: Temp too low on the OAT Gauge and no labeling
Thx to the Development-Team, that's why i like Milviz, they pay attention to there customers and to details.
With a little change, it makes your airplanes even more fun to fly.
(Carenado might take inspiration from it...)
Greatings from Germany
Raller
With a little change, it makes your airplanes even more fun to fly.
(Carenado might take inspiration from it...)
Greatings from Germany
Raller
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Re: Temp too low on the OAT Gauge and no labeling
Hi Bill,
i'm sorry, but i have to correct my suggestion. Multiplied by 1.4 would cause the Gauge to show totaly wrong Values !!! This won't work that way!
That correction has to be: -2 <----- 0°F -----> +3
Somthing like this (i don't know the syntax):
if (A:TOTAL AIR TEMPERATURE, fahrenheit) below or equal 0 -> "Variable" -2
else (A:TOTAL AIR TEMPERATURE, fahrenheit) -> "Variable" +3
Please excuse the troubles...
i'm sorry, but i have to correct my suggestion. Multiplied by 1.4 would cause the Gauge to show totaly wrong Values !!! This won't work that way!
That correction has to be: -2 <----- 0°F -----> +3
Somthing like this (i don't know the syntax):
if (A:TOTAL AIR TEMPERATURE, fahrenheit) below or equal 0 -> "Variable" -2
else (A:TOTAL AIR TEMPERATURE, fahrenheit) -> "Variable" +3
Please excuse the troubles...
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