Jeti - Engine temperature display LUA app, episode 1

[@adriancuestaablanedo468]

¡Gracias!

[@cotswoldpilot]

Many thanks Adrian

[@stevesaulovich3827]

Thanks!

[@cotswoldpilot]

Fantastic, thank you very much for your support Steve, it is really appreciated and will keep me well stocked with espressos and biscuits to keep making videos!

[@stevesaulovich3827]

@@cotswoldpilot I can’t tell you how much you have helped! Thx again.

[@jeromedudziak1374]

Congratulations on your work but it's a shame I use a flat 4 cylinder (Os Pegassus)... For the temperatures of 2-stroke and 4-stroke engines and if the sensor is well placed the temperature should never exceed 110 degrees celcius . The MT300 are not suitable for heat engines, it is for turbines. They are inaccurate by +/- 5 degrees celcius. For 2-stroke and 4-stroke engines, MT125s must be used. Congratulations on your work but it's a shame you didn't plan for flat 4 engines.

[@cotswoldpilot]

Have you even looked at it? There is a flat 4 included.

[@jeromedudziak1374]

@@cotswoldpilot Yes, I saw later. That's really great then. Congratulations for this app.

[@davidmcq137]

@@jeromedudziak1374 If you watch the second views you can change the picture to whatever flat four you like :-)

[@A343sk]

@@davidmcq137 Dave, I´ve been told: Single-row radial engine cylinders are numbered clockwise when viewed from the rear. Why is your App in the opposition of what I understand as Aviation std. ? Rgds Thomas

[@davidmcq137]

@@A343sk I did not know that. Next time I update the app I'll change the default. In the meantime pilots can renumber them as they see fit, the labels are editable in the app.