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Old September 22nd 03, 10:05 PM
Angus Lepper
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Hate to break it, but you ain't the first to find that, someone posted a
week back about it..... in rec.aviation.simulators.
"ThrashATL" wrote in message
nk.net...

"Bill" wrote in message
...
Guyana has some nice scenery and a large water fall. I forget the name

off
hand.

Just curious about your descent. How did the altimeter react? Can it

record
100,000ft?

Bill


The altimeter won't show it but the slew mode altitude does. That

61,000'
spike is what I called a LANDMARK.





 




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