Andy Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
David Megginson wrote:
1. Sea level 35degC, 28.5inHG
2. Sea level -25degC, 32inHG
The density altitude difference (a butchered term -- the density
altitude that corresponds to the same ratio vs. standard sea level
conditions) that this corresponds to
David Megginson wrote:
Since YASim uses the atmosphere model from FGEnvironment (in JSBSim,
it's always 15degC and 29.92inHG at sea level), I tried some
experiments with different settings from KSFO:
Heh, I can just (barely) imaging a day in the Bay Area that peaks
around 95F. But the
Andy Ross writes:
No, YASim queries only for the pressure and temperature -- it
calculates the density for itself. So whatever bugs there are lie in
these two numbers only.
FGEnvironment is now (as of a few minutes ago) calculating density
from pressure, temperature, *and* humidity
