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I'm a little baffled at the huge difference between my GPS altitude
and the pressure altitude when I get up high. Yesterday on the ground, I showed around 10 feet difference between the GPS altitude and the pressure altitude. Up around 17000 feet, the GPS indicates over 1000' higher. I also noted that the indicated pressure altitude from the FR closely matches the altimeter (and the FR was recently calibrated and no such huge errors noted). Is it possible that (at least where I fly) the air just cools more rapidly than the accepted model, lowering the indicated pressure altitude? Jim |
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