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April 5th 04, 03:29 PM
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You didn't specify if your GPS was connected to the altitude encoder or not.
If it's an IFR GPS, it'll be connected to the encoder, which only outputs the altitude My GPS is not connected. Under most conditions it agrees with my altimeter. It was just strange that the GPS and ATC did not not reflect the same as my altimeter. Hank 
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