H Hengelo Line Up and Wait Joined Aug 31, 2021 Messages 771 Display Name Display name: Hengelo Feb 9, 2024 #1 Long shot here; why do you suppose these two functions that take the same arguments, return the same answers, have such different calculations? link to the manual here. Pages 20/21 relevant.
Long shot here; why do you suppose these two functions that take the same arguments, return the same answers, have such different calculations? link to the manual here. Pages 20/21 relevant.
dmspilot Final Approach Joined Oct 20, 2006 Messages 6,190 Display Name Display name: DISPLAY NAME Feb 9, 2024 #2 Zero degrees C at 10,000 is warmer than standard so the left one can't be right, at least as far as density altitude. Why is the temperature label missing from the left one?
Zero degrees C at 10,000 is warmer than standard so the left one can't be right, at least as far as density altitude. Why is the temperature label missing from the left one?
midwestpa24 Final Approach Joined Mar 4, 2016 Messages 5,289 Location Iowa Display Name Display name: midwestpa24 Feb 9, 2024 #3 I'm going to guess that it has to do with the temperature input on the right screen. You have 0C as the temp, which is below ISA at 10,000 feet.
I'm going to guess that it has to do with the temperature input on the right screen. You have 0C as the temp, which is below ISA at 10,000 feet.
RyanShort1 Final Approach Joined Feb 18, 2010 Messages 5,938 Location Dallas, Texas Display Name Display name: RyanShort1 Feb 9, 2024 #4 Analog > Electronic
dmspilot Final Approach Joined Oct 20, 2006 Messages 6,190 Display Name Display name: DISPLAY NAME Feb 9, 2024 #5 I think the left one is converting Total Air Temperature (TAT) to Static Air Temperature (SAT), that is why the temperature label is different.
I think the left one is converting Total Air Temperature (TAT) to Static Air Temperature (SAT), that is why the temperature label is different.