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Being a student pilot, I'm eating up all kinds of info.
So I go through various instrument info, and then get to the "Mode C Transponder" that sends altitude info. Is that alt info built in? If so, is there no correction for barometric pressure changes? I don't know that it would be severe, but it seems like the window could be +/- 100 feet from day to day that the controllers get from the transponder. Anyone provide some more info on this issue? Thanks! Gary |
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