Airbus SAT difference
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Airbus SAT difference
Hi folks,
does anybody knows why, at any point, the SAT shown on the FMGC REPORT page at any point is always 4-5 deg. C higher than the one at the bottom of the system display?
thanks
does anybody knows why, at any point, the SAT shown on the FMGC REPORT page at any point is always 4-5 deg. C higher than the one at the bottom of the system display?
thanks

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As far as I remember the temp/wind/FOB datas reported on REPORT page show the figures recorded at last sequenced wpt, not the current ones.
It's detailed on FCOM 4.03, Pilot Interface.
REPORT page crossing Atlantic may display the 4-5 deg difference against sys display, in Europe it shoundn't.
It's detailed on FCOM 4.03, Pilot Interface.
REPORT page crossing Atlantic may display the 4-5 deg difference against sys display, in Europe it shoundn't.

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Noted difference only after hundreds miles from sequenced wpt, but not so great as you stated.
That's the reason I never noticed it cruising in airspace plenty of wpts such as Europe... and part of Asia and US as well.
I'll check it again at first occasion.
That's the reason I never noticed it cruising in airspace plenty of wpts such as Europe... and part of Asia and US as well.
I'll check it again at first occasion.
Last edited by Henry VIII; 19th January 2009 at 09:03.

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I had the occasion to verify my statement, and I do confirm.
Highest gap between REPORT page and EW/D SAT has been 3 degrees after 550 nm from the sequenced wpt and agree with the next one, 50 nm ahead. On other long legs max 1 degrees difference, inland NO difference.
Highest gap between REPORT page and EW/D SAT has been 3 degrees after 550 nm from the sequenced wpt and agree with the next one, 50 nm ahead. On other long legs max 1 degrees difference, inland NO difference.




