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FSX A word about APU

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Hi all,

probably weird questions, but does anybody know how "deep" the functionality of APU is implemented in FSX? Looking on sim variables and events it seems to me that there is only some basic simulation for power and air source and no options for any kind of configuration. For example APU starts within about 10 seconds and stops within 2 or 3, what is really unrealistic, so are there any options to change it? Or any configuration or logic regarding fuel consumption - if any and which fuel tank? I suppose such stuff is missing too, am I correct here?

Thank you.
 
I assume you need to code those customizations into your own gauge code.
 
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