Dear All,
The Fuel Calculator V_1.1 is now released. Below please find out how it works:
Thanks
Features:
-Admin now can add aircraft parameters based on the VA’s fleet.
-Fuel calculations are now more accurate.
-After the result is shown the pilot has an option to email themselves a copy of the result.
Tryout: www.parkho.ir - Module Test
License : Freeware
Screen Shots:
Download:
In your last picture it says “Back to Fuel Calvulator”, but very nice addon though
Ha Ha. thank I’ll fix it
WOW excellent !
wow good job
Download new version at Github.
is there a source where data for airliners can be found?
found a bug in 1.1 it does not add data to database
I can confirm this. Nothing is added to the DB. So, although it tells you that the a/c PRAMS have been saved, they have not and the list remains empty.
Sorry. I forgot to add the sql file. Please refer to github and download the sql then import it into your database. Thanks
is there a source where data for airliners can be found?
found a bug in 1.1 it does not add data to database
One good and accurate source is FSPassengers X where you can find all the data but only after you have flown with the a/c. Also, Wikipedia is another source where you can find those data. good luck.
Thats the DB sorted. However, I am still confused. The two params, Fuel Flow and Fuel/Hour. It says to “Enter Fuel Flow”. How is this gauged? lbs per hour, gallons? And then it says “Enter Fuel Per Hour in FEET”, that makes no sense.
Thats the DB sorted. However, I am still confused. The two params, Fuel Flow and Fuel/Hour. It says to “Enter Fuel Flow”. How is this gauged? lbs per hour, gallons? And then it says “Enter Fuel Per Hour in FEET”, that makes no sense.
FEET could mean cubic feet but not sure
ok played with it a bit
Fuel per Hour in Feet is kg
Fuel Flow: also kg
Enter Averege Speed in NM: knots
example A320:
Fuel Flow: 970
Fuel per Hour in Feet: 3000
Enter Aircraft Range: 2615
Enter Maximum Altitude: 37000
Enter Averege Speed in NM: 480
Parkho there is a typo in the word Averege should be Average and in Fuel Params Aircraft listing in admin Avereage Speed too
question what would be realistic Fuel Flow values for B737-300, B737-400, B757-200, B767-300
Thanks Txmmy83. I am starting to get my head around it. So it’s in Kgs. But “Fuel Flow” is still unclear. Is this Kgs per…what?
Also typo’s in results.tpl. “Estimated Fuel Requiered” should read “Required”. And “Total crusing fuel” should read “cruising”
Thanks Txmmy83. I am starting to get my head around it. So it’s in Kgs. But “Fuel Flow” is still unclear. Is this Kgs per…what?
Also typo’s in results.tpl. “Estimated Fuel Requiered” should read “Required”. And “Total crusing fuel” should read “cruising”
Fuel Flow is totally clear to me it is the consumption in Liter/Kg on 100nm
the Problem is more where to find this data
I would suggest FSPAX and Wikipedia.
Sorry for m the mistype. After all, English is my second language.
FSPAX is Fs Passengers right?
there is a Version for FS9 & FSX they are Sold seperatly to my Knowledge right?
Yes, but if you want you can use the demo version for free but you’ll be restricted to fly from one airport only. BTW, you’ll need to actually fly with the aircraft in FSPAX before you can actually pull that data out.
I have the approximate data for a 738 as reported by FSPax:
Fuel Flow: 1360kg
Fuel per Hour in Feet: 3250kg
However, after a test flight (EGNX-LMML) actual fuel burn was 25539. To get FuelCalc to reflect that, Fuel Flow has to be reduced to 940.
More testing required I think. Oh, and this time I will use zero weather.
the demo is quite nice
I am thinking of a purchase the price is quite high but it add an airline feeling into the sim
Parkho,
do you know where I can get a accurate Payload model for the fifty north B737-300?