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April 17th 06, 02:19 AM
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GPS altitude vs altimeter altitude
In article .com,
" wrote: To respond to the original posters question. I have often asked the same thing. My observations are this. My plane is sitting in the hangar at 6412.37 msl. The airport was just recently surveyed so I am sure this is a real close number. I set my altimeter to the current setting and it shows within 3 feet. I fire up my King KMD150 MFD and it will almost always show 8- 12 feet higher then that, never seen it lower. where is the GPS antenna vs the altimeter? -- Bob Noel Looking for a sig the lawyers will hate 
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