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August 1st 05, 07:11 PM
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I received an ATC notification during one flight that my altimeter was
1000' off. They actually had me turn off the altitude encoding. This, by the way, occured shortly after having my plane in to the avionics shop for some repairs. Turned out, when they put one of the instruments back in the panel, they introduced a kink in the static line. I replaced the kinked section with a new hose and everything worked fine... 
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