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May 2nd 04, 09:41 PM
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AIM 1-1-20 (a)(8) tells us not to rely upon GPS to determine aircraft
altitude. Bob Gardner "smf" wrote in message news:jpblc.12364$bS1.6242@okepread02... My Altimeter is accurate when on the ground or at lower alt. When I climb up to 7k and above and check it against GPS and approach controls read out it is about 300+ feet off. Is it the altimeter I'm having problems with? Steve 
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