From: Harry Campigli
Sent: Friday, March 18, 2011 1:01 PM
To: FlightGear developers discussions
Cc: Torsten Dreyer
Subject: Re: [Flightgear-devel] no engine fuel flow in 737-600 but ok on
737-300 how is it defined?
HI Torsten
Thanks for the reply,
Are you sure about this? I believe my distro 737-300 model is is up to date,
and almost identical to my 2008 one, but either way I dont have any file
Nasal/system.nas in the 737-300 directories and it gives a pph value on the
engine prop tree though no gph when running. The model is almost a pre nasal
design.
The 737NG600 has both gph and pph but neither has a value on its prop tree
when running.
Also, the way I read your snippet, this nasal code requires a fuel-flow-gph
value then calcs fuel-flow-pph but my props for the engine dont have a value in
either.
Now I am really confused.
Harry
It seems that fuel in gals for many models (e.g Concorde ) has been broken by
recent changes. The symptoms are start up errors, and the "Equipment->Fuel
And Payload" menu reports zero Fuel Gallons, but non-zero Fuel Pounds.
Could whoever created these changes please give us some guidance as to how the
models should be changed?
Alan
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