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April 6th 04, 02:19 AM
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"William W. Plummer" wrote in message news:ctncc.82738 I was not using the GPS for altitude. Always use the altimeter The altimeter was showing 7000. ATC was showing 6700 Gps was 7060. However when I changed altitude the gps stayed frozen at 7060. Aren't controllers supposed to tell you to turn off your altimeter and go to VFR when an error that big is detected? They can tell you to stop altitude squawk if they want. They have no business to tell you to "go VFR" 
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