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I'm _well_ below 3000ft AGL (if you check the SF chart, you'll see the
whole area I'm talking about resides beneath a 1500/3000 foot SFO Bravo shelf). Transponders only need to be calibrated to within 300 feet, so the granularity isn't important, as I mentioned, I find it FAR easier to hold a 250 or 750 altitude anyways because I can just reference a horizontal line on the altimeter. And, this is just my personal practice, I _do not_ vouch for it beyond that, and If anyone has an issue with it, I'm interested to learn why. |
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