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Dave Nadler YO wrote:
Thanks Bob. I'd cite Donald Norman's "The Design of Everyday Things". Amazing what you read on R.A.S. sometimes ;-) Best Regards, Dave Maybe it's just personal preference. I have both a digital and a traditional altimeter and find myself using the round dial exclusively. Like wise, my current watch has hands. I much prefer it because I don't have to read it - just scan it. Slightly off topic, I remember reading about a (pre-digital) military transport where the flight engineer's station was designed so that when everything was operating normally, all dials pointed in the same direction. It almost trivialized detecting abnormalities. Tony V "6N" |
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