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March 21st 04, 08:44 PM
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"BTIZ" wrote in message news:rK87c.20095$Nj.6945@fed1read01... If your altimeter setting is not set to "local", his computer radar will misinterpret the altitude ModeC information from your aircraft. The controller has no way of reading your altimeter, no matter what setting you have in it. The only thing he can read is the mode C of your transponder. That is always set to 29.92. 
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