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never said it would, said it was better than nothing.
"Peter Duniho" wrote in message ... | "Jim Macklin" wrote in message | ... | they give altitude, accurate to within a few feet. just set | the altimeter to read the same. then you know adjusted | pressure. considering the legal requirements, it is | perfectly adequate. | | First of all, no they don't give altitude accurate to within a few feet. | Secondly, they give a completely different kind of altitude measurement than | the altimeter provides. Even if the GPS were accurate to within feet for | altitude, setting your altimeter to the GPS displayed altitude would not be | the same as having the current, local altimeter setting. | | Pete | | |
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