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January 1st 05, 09:02 PM
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If the sensor is aiming straight down, at a glide angle of 40/1 the air
is going 40" aft for every 1" that it rises relative to the instrument. If the sensor is aimed slightly aft (1/40, whatever that is in degrees), the air won't be rising at all relative to the sensor. Right? So isn't angle crucial? Also, can the sensors measure speed when the air mostly is going crossways in front of the sensor? 
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