Question on a 60's ITT gauge -->Garrett AiResearch TFE731

Hi Rolland,

I am just back from travel, and, as mentionned in my PM, willing to contribute to this beautiful community project.

I have followed the description topic on FsDevelopper and I should be able to contribute this XML gauge.

Let me know if you are OK.

Regards - Gérard
 
Sorry Rolland,

I just saw your message in the other thread :(

thunder100 said:
These are for the volunteers to replace every gauge with the correct ones

I am right now doing FuelFlow and ITT
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si, I will let you create these gauge.

Regards - Gérard
 
thunder100 said:
Yes shows this days highest ITT

I need to find a proper code for that, otherwise I simply delete it

Thanks
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Have a look at the code on some g-meters. They move positive or negative and stay
there until a button is pushed to return the needles to zero. Might be worth a study.
:ernaehrung004:
 
Hi,

Unless I am naive and stupid, and I miss something special in the "definition" at FsDeveloper (you know that English is not my native language...)
The max indicator needle indicates the maximum temperature reached during operation.
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I don't see any difficulty to keep the "max ITT value" and diisplay it on the gauge.


Code: 
 <Element>
    <Select>
      <Value>(L:MAX ENG1 ITT, number) (A:TURB ENG1 ITT, Celsius) < if{ (A:TURB ENG1 ITT, Celsius) (>L:MAX ENG1 ITT, number) }</Value>
	</Select>
  </Element>


As I already mentionned, I am a sucker in graphics, so see this as a "proof of concept".

JGYz3Ie.png


If somebody could contribute the right graphics, I will be more than happy to finish this gauge.

Gérard
 
I would treat it as a 3rd needle, but it will have to stay at the max value & go to zero at start. Sorry I'm not good at .xml!
Keith
 
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