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reading the N2 reactor regime with PMDG

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Hi All !
I am trying to read the N2 value for the reactors of the B737-800 PMDG in MSFS 2024. Since PMDG doesn't have a specific variable for that in their SDK, I am reading it using standard simConnect procedure, as they mention they're feeding it with the desired value. I observe a weird behavior. In flight, the value I get by querying the TURB ENG N2:index variable is perfectly reasonable and works properly, but during engine startup, I have no reading on N2 until the engine is really starting, with N1 increasing above 5-7%. Do you have any suggestion or idea regarding this strange behavior ? I am designing a home cockpit and need to read the simulator values on a remote computer, using the PMDG plane.
 
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