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April 19th 04, 03:32 AM
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If an altimeter is going through 400' of altitude change in 250ms, that is definitely fast. Yes, but not too fast to see. Jose -- (for Email, make the obvious changes in my address) 
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April 20th 04, 05:03 AM
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Well, it is about 3 to 4Hz (3 to 4 full swings from -250 to +250 FPM
or the other way per second). You basically can't track it. (Other than approaximate its "main value", which is about 0 fpm. The ALT basically fall back to 6000 ft (assigned altitude) after swing to the high point (6200 ft) so you can see where you at without a problem. No obivious change to ASI... No alternate air on this old 172, the ASI has MPH instead of KtH. But it is a nice plane. (Teacherjh) wrote in message ... If an altimeter is going through 400' of altitude change in 250ms, that is definitely fast. Yes, but not too fast to see. Jose
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