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Great, thanks! So I first have to write the name of the value to 0D6C after which I have to read 0D70 to obtain the value. Any examples on doing this? I'm using the .net DLL version. Also, for future reference. Here's a list for the a2a c182 I found on the a2a forum: https://www.dropbox.com/s/iiwpwa594k6zbhm/A2A C182 Skylane - Variable list.pdf?dl=0# Might be useful for people who want to do a similar thing.

Paul, Thanks for this, I did some research and found a PDF with the local vars published by A2A however I cannot seem to find any info how to obtain those values through FSUIPC.

I'm trying to write an advanced logging system that monitors most values on an airplane. For example, I'm currently working on the engine performance monitoring and I'm tracking things like prop RPM, oil pressure, temp, manifold pressure and so on. I notice that when I try an a2a plane like the cessna 182, some values are not correct. For example the engine RPM (0898 and 08C8). For the build in cessna and the carenado the RPM value is spot on however for the a2a cessna it's off. I notice the same for oil temperature. Again, build in and carenado are spot on. Does anybody if this is just not supported for a2a planes or is there another way to obtain the correct values. I do notice that the values I get from FSUIPC are following the same trend so if I would plot the values, they trends would be accurate. Only the absolute values are not accurate.