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Old August 5th 07, 05:40 PM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
Kyle Boatright
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Default Pitot/Static/Transponder Problem

I was using Flight Following yesterday and was reminded of a problem that my
RV has displayed for a long time: The transponder and altimeter do not
agree. In general, ATC sees my altitude as about 200' lower than what is
shown on my altimeter.

A couple of facts:

- The transponder/encoder always pass their certification checks.

- The pitot/static system is installed per plans.

Any thoughts?

KB


 




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