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Names of deicing variables in Turbine Duke

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    Hello @Black-Square, I am working on a custom Turbine Duke panel in Air Manager. I was able to create most of the panel, but I'm missing a few variable names to finish some instruments. The missing names are for:

    • deicing boots pressure
    • windshield heating volts
    • hobbs meters hours

    I searched through the Behaviors tool in the dev mode, but haven't found them.

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      Hello @Black-Square, I am working on a custom Turbine Duke panel in Air Manager. I was able to create most of the panel, but I'm missing a few variable names to finish some instruments. The missing names are for:

      • deicing boots pressure
      • windshield heating volts
      • hobbs meters hours

      I searched through the Behaviors tool in the dev mode, but haven't found them.

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      @Zajcek100 Unfortunately, there is no single output for the boots pressure needle, but you can use some simple code to reconstruct it:

      (L:BKSQ_SUCTION_PRESSURE, inhg) 3.5 *
      (A:CIRCUIT ON:9, bool) *
      

      The same goes for the windshield inverter:

      (A:CIRCUIT ON:12, bool) 241 *
      

      The tach time uses the native SimVars, which are A:GENERAL ENG ELAPSED TIME:1, and A:GENERAL ENG ELAPSED TIME:2.

      Hope that helps! Let me know if there is anything else you need.

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        @Zajcek100 Unfortunately, there is no single output for the boots pressure needle, but you can use some simple code to reconstruct it:

        (L:BKSQ_SUCTION_PRESSURE, inhg) 3.5 *
        (A:CIRCUIT ON:9, bool) *
        

        The same goes for the windshield inverter:

        (A:CIRCUIT ON:12, bool) 241 *
        

        The tach time uses the native SimVars, which are A:GENERAL ENG ELAPSED TIME:1, and A:GENERAL ENG ELAPSED TIME:2.

        Hope that helps! Let me know if there is anything else you need.

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        @Black-Square Thanks for help, your code works well, but I'll use it as a temporary solution. Is there any chance that you could output these needle variables to some simvars in a future update?

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