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August 7th 03, 02:43 PM
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Kit,
I own a Suunto watch and I find it to be a reliable back up for the aircraft altimeter and fairly accurate when I went up Cannon Mountain in New Hampshire (on the gondola). Best of luck Don Barker "K i t W â l k e r" wrote in message ... Slightly OT but has anyone ever used a Suunto watch while flying? I'm thinking about getting one for my climbing /skiing etc. and it dawned on me that the 3' altimeter (supposedly accurate to 29000') might be a handy back-up. Just wondering Cheers, Kit PPL. 
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