I have 365 days of data in APDL now, and I validated all the block times day by day. Everything matches Crewtrac.
So why are all the cumulative limits off? Let's just start with 100/672. I checked the 28 day totals in excel and Crewtrac is correct. APDL is wrong.
Here are screenshots:
This is the top of the legality page showing when the data was computed. I navigated to the legality page from tomorrow's trip (2/9)
Below it shows the 100/678 limit as 54:50.
Crewtrac shows 49:56:
In excel I also calculate 49:56 from the end of tomorrow's trip
The only thing I can figure is that instead of calculating tomorrow's legality, which it obviously SHOULD be doing, instead it is looking back from THIS moment on 2/8, which is when it says the calculation is being made. BUT EVEN THAT IS WRONG! THAT SHOULD BE 54:22, AND APDL SHOWS 54:50, 28 MINUTES OFF! There are no segments that are 28 minutes during this period.
All the other cumulative limits (1000/365, 190/678 and 60/162) are significantly off, as well. I also verified all block time and FDP totals. I just thought I'd start with the 100/678.
What is going on here?
So why are all the cumulative limits off? Let's just start with 100/672. I checked the 28 day totals in excel and Crewtrac is correct. APDL is wrong.
Here are screenshots:
This is the top of the legality page showing when the data was computed. I navigated to the legality page from tomorrow's trip (2/9)
Below it shows the 100/678 limit as 54:50.
Crewtrac shows 49:56:
In excel I also calculate 49:56 from the end of tomorrow's trip
The only thing I can figure is that instead of calculating tomorrow's legality, which it obviously SHOULD be doing, instead it is looking back from THIS moment on 2/8, which is when it says the calculation is being made. BUT EVEN THAT IS WRONG! THAT SHOULD BE 54:22, AND APDL SHOWS 54:50, 28 MINUTES OFF! There are no segments that are 28 minutes during this period.
All the other cumulative limits (1000/365, 190/678 and 60/162) are significantly off, as well. I also verified all block time and FDP totals. I just thought I'd start with the 100/678.
What is going on here?
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