Question concerning G3X data.
- Thread starter elpcub
- Start date
Attachments
Stewartb – thanks for the reply. I read the same. However, ……….
The problem with this is you have no base line for what 100%is.
At sea level one would believe 100% of a rate 200 hp engineis 200 hp turning the correct RPM. ApplyDA and 100% is no longer 200 hp. It’ssomething less.
So without going into some type of adjusted table what is 75%(HP) if DA if applied to the displayed information.
Or perhaps 100% is 100% if you can make the RPMs. Obviously I am not an engine guy.
BTW - the Garmin callcenter tech could not answer.
The problem with this is you have no base line for what 100%is.
At sea level one would believe 100% of a rate 200 hp engineis 200 hp turning the correct RPM. ApplyDA and 100% is no longer 200 hp. It’ssomething less.
So without going into some type of adjusted table what is 75%(HP) if DA if applied to the displayed information.
Or perhaps 100% is 100% if you can make the RPMs. Obviously I am not an engine guy.
BTW - the Garmin callcenter tech could not answer.
mike mcs repair
Registered User
chugiak AK
it knows what altitude it's at... i'm sure it takes it into consideration.... "....as it is assumed to produce maximum power at sea level pressure..."
they just hit the big spots in the manual, i'm thinking.... and even just hitting the high spots makes for 877 page install manual!!
they just hit the big spots in the manual, i'm thinking.... and even just hitting the high spots makes for 877 page install manual!!
Similar threads
