Nesis III User’s Manual
3.11
Screen Elements
Figure 24:
Illustration of the mini engine monitor.
3.11.8
Fuel Computer Monitor
The fuel computer monitor provides the fuel related information like fuel
quantity, economy, range and endurance. Figure 25 shows an example of such
information.
(a)
Normal situation with endurance
of 4 hours and 22 minutes with a
30 min reserve.
(b)
Endurance without any reserve
and range of 0 km.
Both are
shown in red.
Figure 25:
Fuel computer displays fuel economy, fuel level, endurance and
range.
The fuel computer monitor provides the following information:
•
The current fuel consumption displays momentary fuel burning rate. It
is given in l/h (liter per hour) or gal/h (gallons per hour) units.
•
The average fuel consumption displays a value depending on the Fuel
compute mode. See also section 8.3.3 on page 89.
–
In the
Manual
mode the setting specified value is always shown for
the average fuel consumption.
–
In the
Automatic
mode, the average value from the settings is
shown while not flying (on the ground). After take-off, the average
fuel consumption is calculated from the fuel flow. The complete
flight after take-off is taken into account in this calculation.
46
©
Kanardia
2018-2022