October 21, 201114 yr Hi all, I have (A:ELECTRICAL BATTERY VOLTAGE, volts) 12 < monitoring the battery voltage, and throws up a warning. The engines are running and the generators are switched on by default I notice, so power should be getting through. I have tried electric_always_available = 0 andelectric_always_available = 1 If this is set to electric_always_available = 1, does it guarantee the battery voltage remains at its maximum value, as I am still getting the warning setting this to 1, or does it mean the aircraft systems continue to function even though the battery voltage has dropped? The electrical section is actually quite short. I have [electrical]max_battery_voltage = 24.0generator_alternator_voltage = 30.0max_generator_alternator_amps = 400.0 I've not come across this problem before, so am stumped. Please help. Nick
October 22, 201114 yr Nick, It's been a long time since dealing with the electrical system IIRC there are many variables that just do not work. Maybe try (A:ELECTRICAL BATTERY BUS VOLTAGE, volts) instead. Just a thought, Roman FS RTWR SHRS F-111 JoinFS Little Navmap
October 22, 201114 yr What vaue does (A:ELECTRICAL BATTERY VOLTAGE, volts) actually return? Gerry Howard
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