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sorry if its a bit vague but got to start somewhere.
I can't really help you with your question, but just a hint at why you're getting few answers: QNH is a European term for what in this mostly American forum is known as "altimeter setting". If I understand your question correctly, however, your interest is in the effect of pressure and density altitude on take-off power settings. -- Thomas Borchert (EDDH) |
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Thomas Borchert wrote:
I can't really help you with your question, but just a hint at why you're getting few answers: QNH is a European term Just nitpicking: No, QNH is *not* a European term. The Q-code system is defined worldwide. It is true, however, that in today's USA aviation radio communications, the Q-codes are usually not used. Stefan |
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Stefan,
No, QNH is *not* a European term. You're right, of course. It's an ICAO term, and it is used anywhere in the world but... Same goes for "decimal" instead of "point". -- Thomas Borchert (EDDH) |
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