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You snipped part of Jose's message:
"Also, even if the static port and the instrument themselves are separated in altitude, it would be the instrument altitude's pressure that is sensed, since the "column of air" is connected, and ends at the instrument." In other words, an altimeter indicates altitude at the level of the instrument itself. No. Correctly it would be "In other words, an altimeter =senses= =pressure= at the level of the instrument itself." Sensing pressure and indicating altitude are two different things. Jose -- Get high on gasoline: fly an airplane. for Email, make the obvious change in the address. |
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