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Actually you do adjust it for altimeter setting, but the increments are larger-
..05, but its close enough for what it does. Worked great in a pressurized
cabin, indicated 8,500' all through cruise


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On Thu, 07 Aug 2003 12:55:26 +1000, K i t W â l k e r
wrote:

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.

Has it got the equivalent of a Colesman window? And will it work in a
pressurized cabin? ;-)

Rob

Mutts

Surely you joke G

Big John


On 7 Aug 2003 17:28:17 GMT, (Mutts) wrote:

Actually you do adjust it for altimeter setting, but the increments are larger-
.05, but its close enough for what it does. Worked great in a pressurized
cabin, indicated 8,500' all through cruise


In article ,
says...

On Thu, 07 Aug 2003 12:55:26 +1000, K i t W â l k e r
wrote:

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.

Has it got the equivalent of a Colesman window? And will it work in a
pressurized cabin? ;-)

Rob