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October 17th 06, 02:28 AM
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Determining high point from flight recorder data
So you fly a great XC and download the flight recorder
data. See You shows a trace and the question arises.... DID I go over 17,999'? Who has the procedure to use to determine this from flight recorder data? Does the procedure take into consideration instrument error? Yes! But how? Does the procedure correct for non-standard pressure? Yes! But how? 
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