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#18
June 1st 05, 04:34 AM
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Is it even legal
Yes. No (how do you get a current altimeter setting during a long flight)? You don't. you do.. you listen to the local ATIS or ASOS or AWOS or check with FSS or ATC on freq and find out what they are using in the local area BT 
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