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"Jim Macklin" wrote in message
... they give altitude, accurate to within a few feet. just set the altimeter to read the same. then you know adjusted pressure. considering the legal requirements, it is perfectly adequate. First of all, no they don't give altitude accurate to within a few feet. Secondly, they give a completely different kind of altitude measurement than the altimeter provides. Even if the GPS were accurate to within feet for altitude, setting your altimeter to the GPS displayed altitude would not be the same as having the current, local altimeter setting. Pete |
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