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Is there an altitude readout on the 2005 NAV system?
But without a barometer, it couldn't tell if the weather were going to change or not. :?hyperion said:If altitude was programmed into destinations from a topical map then Nav could indicate altitude without the need of a barometer.
And here I thought it measured barometric pressure... 8)sergepopper said:For those of you who are joking about barometers, I'm certain you realize a barometer give you height above sea level, not pure alititude.
My little garmin toy gives me the vertical velocity, to a precision of 0.1m/s.DanMan32 said:I've read a post that althought the absolute altitude reading is poor, the relative reading using the same GPS reader is not too shabby, so determining if you are going uphill or down could be determined.
The DoD turned of psuedorandom noise May 2000.KTPhil said:"Other error sources, including the psuedorandom noise added by DoD, are typically many times this value
More important, I think, is an attitude readout.sergepopper said:Is there an altitude readout on the 2005 NAV system?
ROFL!! heh, heh!Sanny said:More important, I think, is an attitude readout.sergepopper said:Is there an altitude readout on the 2005 NAV system?![]()