REFLECTOR: Need Altimeter

[John Dibble]

Non-sensitive means there is no adjustment for the altimiter setting and
you can't use it for IFR.  I wouldn't want to use it for VFR either.

John

Dennis Martin wrote:

> Sold - that's a good deal. Can you give me a day to make sure. I'm
> fairly confident that my cutout is standard, but I'll check on it
> tomorrow and get back to you. Couple of questions:
>
> Please explain the two different numbers.
> Do you know the brand?
> What does non-sensitive mean?
>
> Thanks for responding,
>
> Dennis
>
> On Sat, Feb 4, 2012 at 10:23 AM, Laura
> Walker <blwalker105 at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>
>      Dennis,
>
>      I'm assuming you mean a standard 3 1/2" altimeter.
>
>      I am just in the process of changing my backup altimeter. It
>      is a 2 1/4" single needle non-sensitive  model. It functions
>      fine, but is at the bottom of my panel and is difficult to
>      see and set.
>
>      If anyone is interested I will part with it for $50.
>
>      Bill Walker
>
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