Fuel Level Instrument

The fuel instrument is only available when your aircraft setup includes fuel information that Gaggle can use during recording.

When the widget appears

You will typically see the fuel widget after configuring a powered aircraft with the relevant fuel details in your equipment setup. Depending on your aircraft and connected sensors, Gaggle can then estimate current fuel state while you fly.

If the widget is not visible, check that:

• you are flying with an engine-based equipment profile
• the aircraft has the required fuel configuration
• any connected telemetry source is paired and sending data when applicable

Opening the fuel details

Tap the fuel widget to open the current fuel detail view. This view is built around the live fuel gauge and an editable current-fuel value.

The detail screen currently includes:

• a fuel gauge
• editable current fuel level
• Into Wind
• Travel Time
• Heading

These values help you judge both endurance and the practical effect of your current direction and wind.

Engine telemetry

When your connected setup provides more engine data, Gaggle can also surface additional telemetry in the fuel context, such as temperature or RPM-related information. The exact values depend on the device and aircraft integration you are using.

Tips

• If you adjust the fuel level after takeoff, use the fuel detail panel so the recorder reflects your current estimate.
• For the most useful readout, make sure your engine profile is configured accurately before starting the recorder.
• Do not rely on the widget as your only fuel-management method; use it as an in-app aid alongside your normal flight checks and procedures.