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#21
March 3rd 06, 01:52 AM
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dew point?
Peter R. wrote:
Late one very clear night last year, I was flying back to Syracuse, NY, and the temperature at 10,000 feet was around -5 Celsius. As I started to descend for the approach, the cabin of the aircraft got noticeably colder (I didn't have the heat on). Why? CO leak? Or are you just a polar bear? -- Mortimer Schnerd, RN VE 
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#22
March 5th 06, 03:21 AM
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dew point?
wrote in message oups.com... HI, Where does a pilot use the dew-point? Why is the volmet transmiting this info? Thanks frank The dew point is also used to forecast the expected overnight low temperature. This will be used most by pilots who may be concerned about their gardens and whether they need to be covered to protect from frost. Happy landings,
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