Hello,
As I want to build "my own cokpit" based on a "general aircraft", I'm playing with P3D, Arduino, link2FS and my A2Ac182 to build an rpm gauge (with a stepper).
It works ... not as wanted :
RPM value increase and decrease very slowly "on the stepper". Fisrt, i thought it was P3D. So I tested the same with FSX (A2A c172), and it was the same issue.
So i tried a carenado aircraft : it was ok both P3Dv3/FSX.
Anda tried some builtin planes. Ok in both sims ...
Looking further in FSUIPC and Link2FS, i saw that values "sent" from A2A are sent slowly, compared to a builtin airplane.
Another strange thing : using FSUIPC, the max rpm value is around 1500 RPM ... it should be around 2500.
Unfortunately, it seems that Link2fs can not read Lvars ...
May someone have a workaround, or some explanations to help me ?
Best regards,
Oliver.*
Edit : I've found the solution and it's working fine. I will make a small tuto ... Maybe it could help someone !
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Re: C182, Arduino, Link2fs, P3D and ... me :)
Hi Oliver a tutorial would be helpful if you're still around.oscardelta77 wrote:Hello,
As I want to build "my own cokpit" based on a "general aircraft", I'm playing with P3D, Arduino, link2FS and my A2Ac182 to build an rpm gauge (with a stepper).
It works ... not as wanted :
RPM value increase and decrease very slowly "on the stepper". Fisrt, i thought it was P3D. So I tested the same with FSX (A2A c172), and it was the same issue.
So i tried a carenado aircraft : it was ok both P3Dv3/FSX.
Anda tried some builtin planes. Ok in both sims ...
Looking further in FSUIPC and Link2FS, i saw that values "sent" from A2A are sent slowly, compared to a builtin airplane.
Another strange thing : using FSUIPC, the max rpm value is around 1500 RPM ... it should be around 2500.
Unfortunately, it seems that Link2fs can not read Lvars ...
May someone have a workaround, or some explanations to help me ?
Best regards,
Oliver.*
Edit : I've found the solution and it's working fine. I will make a small tuto ... Maybe it could help someone !
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