Okay guys I need some help.I have a pigeon hole defined using EPICMAPPER for the DME radial for Nav 1 (FSUIPC offset 0x0C50) that returns a value of say 19087 which I then need to multiply by 360 and divide by 65336 to get degrees which I then am sending to my display. However the value I am getting on the display is incorrect and seems to have no relevance to the correct radialThe relevant code snippets I am using are:word N1Rad_wrk1word N1Rad_wrk2ph PH29(29){ byte navR0; byte navR1; word navRw0; n1rad = PH29.navRw0; } N1Rad_wrk1 = n1rad*360;N1Rad_wrk2 = N1Rad_wrk1/65536;Kr1.Nav1Radial = N1Rad_wrk2; // Kr1.Nav1Radial is the display definition of display(Nav1Radial, 3, 0, "000", false);I have tried to figure this out by trial and error all day to day but as I am not really a programmer I suspect I am doing something stupid and getting my bytes and word confused?Any suggestions gratefully received.ThanksDavid

Hi!Have you ever tried FSCommunicator? It helps to communicate between EPIC and FS. There you can easily handle all the value conversions!www.flightsimulator.atIt's a really great freeware tool!!regards,steve