Actually the DeviceLink output is just fine.
A turn/slip indicator can use any range of values for turn and slip.
IL2 uses the physical degree value for slip, which is reasonable.
Furthermore IL2 uses a standard rate 1 turn for the turn indicator at 50%, which is reasonable too.
This means that when the output for the turn indicator can have values from -1.0 to +1.0, then -1.0 means 6 degrees per second to the left, -0.5 is 3 degress per second to the left (rate 1 turn), 0 is straight, +0.5 is 3 degrees per second to the right and +1.0 is 6 degrees per second to the right.
You will have to adjust the min/max values for your indicator like
Minimum Value = -1
Maximum Value = 1
In case your turn indicator's maximum values are twice a standard turn as well, otherwise adjust the values so they match the maximim 6 degrees per second output from IL2.
As long as Data type = Float is set, everything should be fine.
Best regards - Mike
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