I am glad that many think that the SAAB is very accurate simulation.
That's partly why I bought this particular plane. The other reason is
that it's always been my favorite plane since I in real life worked
for three different airlines, all that had the SAAB 340 in their fleet.
I think it is very good that it is avalible for the X-plane. Good work!
Unfortunately , I am still a little puzzled.
Maybe it's because I have flown a SAAB 340 in Microsoft FS for a lot of hours
a few years ago, but without the phenomenon I am now experiencing.
I understand that you can not and should not describe the electrical system in detail.
I can read about on my own.
Yes, I did use RESET to engage the generator in screenshot #3 in the early post.
I finally want to show three pictures that might show what I find strange is even more apparent.
Whatever I do, the R GEN Annunciator follows the LEFT generatorn switch and not the right.
It behave like the L GEN and R GEN annunciator is the same.
I use the BUS TIE SPLIT so it becomes more clear.
Both engines running. (Started with the included "Autostart".)
Right generator is turned OFF. This can be seen at the R MAIN BUS which is lit and the meter on the DC ELEC
that does not show anything. Should not the R GEN shine here when the generator is switched off / disconnected?
Now I instead turn of the left generator. (Right generator is now ON .Yes I have used the Reset too)
It is visible on L MAIN BUS lights and, also in the gauges above (DC ELEC) and the L GEN indicates that the alternator is disconnected.
Exactly the same time when i turned off the left generator the R GEN Annunciator also start to shine. Why is the R GEN Annunciator lit? Should it not be be OFF? R MAIN is off and gets its power from the right generator and is also shown
in the next image below. There you can see on the meter (DC ELEC) that the right generator supply.
We may not solve it more than this and that's ok.
I will continue read manuals by my own and test more.
Thanks for the help! Maybe I will return if other issues shows up. ;-)
Best regards Pontus.