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Greetings, In C# I have a problem with the FSUIPCConnection.dll when it comes to reading an offset more than once. Class c { Offset aspd = new Offset(0x02BC); // Airspeed public c( ) { } } C c1 = new c() // works fine to this point C c2 = new c() // I get an exception in C# saying that "An item with the same key has already been added." I am developing a c# application under Visual C# Express. How do I go about preventing this from happening? Is there a limitation that a class that contains an offset can only every be used once? Thanks for your time and patience.

Thanks guys for your great help! I followed your advices and changed the code for air temp to this: Offset oat = new Offset(0x0E8E); I only need an integer, as accuracy in this program is not for mission critical purposes. You guys must forgive me on this data type thing, the only other programming knowledge I have is from PHP which doesnt deal with data types or bytes or bits and things like that, so offsets and specific data types is a new thing to me.

Thanks pete for your help! Very fast service. Im Impressed mate! int Oat = (int)(BitConverter.ToInt16(oat.Value, 0) / 256d); That line of code solved my problems in C#. I dont come from a C/C++ background, only electronic systems engineering where I have dealt with bits at the voltage level. My degree came in handy to solve this little problem that plagued me for a few hours. Thanks again for your help! Christian

Hi all, I have purchased WideFS and FSUIPC. I am writing the Connashow program, and so far its going ok. However, I have some problems when I try to read a variable or two. 1. Outside Air Temperature. According to the FSUIPC manual, the variable is at 0x0E8C. I am told to multiply by 256 and read the variable by 2 bytes. However, the result is a massive number (-2147483648) degrees Celcius. I have used an read. What could be wrong here? 2. Wind Speed Similar problem as with Outside Air Temp. 0x0E90 for 2 bytes. Thanks for your help. I managed to make this program work over a network...