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Gyro temperature element in OSD #3978
Gyro temperature element in OSD #3978
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No more decimals (nn.n °C -> nn °C)
I've reduced the precision of the element as suggested by other devs. Decimals aren't really needed and take up precious screen space. Those who need such precision can easily revert cde66d1: I don't think it's worth adding a user-facing setting for this, but I'm open to suggestions. |
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Rebased on new temperature framework, should be ready to merge now. |
@fiam can you please review? |
Rebased and ready to merge. |
Hey! Is it too much to ask, if you can add some sort of simple offset setting in cli, in order that we can modify the measured temp to compensate error from the FC being closed in so me fuselage (wings, planes...). I'm interested in outside temps, especially when flying high up :) Thanks for looking. |
@putimir Using the onboard sensor won't work since the FC's temperature isn't constant; you can easily check that by leaving it turned on on the ground for a few moments: it will gradually heat up and the readings will be affected by multiple external conditions. The onboard sensor is mostly used as an indicator of the FC's health so far (that is to say: it represents your craft's electronic's temperature). Also check #3844 for hw discussion. |
This PR adds the temperature of the FC's gyro to the OSD as requested in #2848.
The relative PR for the configurator is: iNavFlight/inav-configurator#592