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Originally Posted by bongodriver
Why dont you guys set altimeter to 1013? this is what will give you standard pressure altitude which is what most charted data is based on, theres not much need to actualy test at sea level, simply start the testing at 1000ft and the data can be projected for the last 1000ft to sea level.
Manstons surveyed elevation was 150ft during wartime and tides are never factored, an elevation is based on mean sea level i.e. the average of all tide heights.
are you guys using the density altitude conversion for the tests?
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Hello .. know you are a pilot in real life, as I also am .... I wonder CLOD simulated the density of air?
When we tested only noted the IAS and TAS data calculated by default by this site
http://www.csgnetwork.com/tasinfocalc.html
We are open to good tips please!
Thanks