Here's a couple of tables that you may
find helpful. One is the ICAO Standard Atmosphere Chart and the
other is a table I built from it and a couple of formulas I dug
out of the internet. The 4.3 psi differential column is for a
Twin Cessna I had for awhile. I don't have a 5.5 psi differential
column, but you should be able to create one yourself.
Notice that at 25,000 ft. MSL with a 5.0 psi differential the
cabin is at 8757 ft. MSL (ignoring the temperature correction
error.)
Barry Knotts
LIV-P, N4XE
On 3/8/2013 8:11 AM, John Barrett wrote:
I didn’t think I’d need help with
measurement issues, but I’m hitting some stone walls.
John Barrett, CEO
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