markusr
11-29-2009, 10:33 AM
Hi guys,
iam trying to find a sioc script that works for the Servo cards to display the actual Fuel Temperature.
How can i calculate this?
I can use the OAT temp to calcualte the fuel temp. But therefore i would need a good formula.
Any ideas? I think the positive is not the problem. When we have an OAT of 20°C the fuel has also 20°. But the negative would be the interesting one.
When i have -40°C how cold is the Fuel in the Tank??
Or if this is too complex, i would go for the first one with the OAT i have figured out the following:
°C(in FS) = varibale $0E8C = variable $0E8C/256 ( variables from FSUIPC Guide)
75°C = 19247 = 50
60°C = 15407 = 40
30°C = 7727 = 30
20°C = 5167 = 20
10°C = 2607 = 10
0°C = 47 = 0
-10°C = 63024 = 246
-20°C = 60464 = 236
-30°C = 57904 = 226
-60°C = 50224 = 196
-95°C = 41264 = 161
But how i can control the servos, when the values are going from + toward 0°C down to 0 and than jumping back up to 63024 and going further down to 41264 ???
Hopefully you can understand my description...
Would appreciate any ideas from you.
Thanks,
Mark
iam trying to find a sioc script that works for the Servo cards to display the actual Fuel Temperature.
How can i calculate this?
I can use the OAT temp to calcualte the fuel temp. But therefore i would need a good formula.
Any ideas? I think the positive is not the problem. When we have an OAT of 20°C the fuel has also 20°. But the negative would be the interesting one.
When i have -40°C how cold is the Fuel in the Tank??
Or if this is too complex, i would go for the first one with the OAT i have figured out the following:
°C(in FS) = varibale $0E8C = variable $0E8C/256 ( variables from FSUIPC Guide)
75°C = 19247 = 50
60°C = 15407 = 40
30°C = 7727 = 30
20°C = 5167 = 20
10°C = 2607 = 10
0°C = 47 = 0
-10°C = 63024 = 246
-20°C = 60464 = 236
-30°C = 57904 = 226
-60°C = 50224 = 196
-95°C = 41264 = 161
But how i can control the servos, when the values are going from + toward 0°C down to 0 and than jumping back up to 63024 and going further down to 41264 ???
Hopefully you can understand my description...
Would appreciate any ideas from you.
Thanks,
Mark