At 09:18 AM 05/22/00 -0400, you wrote:
>In addition to Avocet, Casio watches (www.casio.com) has an altimeter
watch. Cateye (www.cateye.com), makers of bicycling computers
(speedometers), makes an altimeter bike 'puter.
I have the Cateye AT100 bike computer/altimeter, and although it's great on
the bike it won't help much in a plane unless you include a video camera to
watch the altitude. :) It doesn't store max altitude in any way. It
does however store accumulated altitude change, so theoretically one could
use that to know how high you went - but only if you can assure your climb
was continuous; every dip you make just adds to the altitude on the return
climb.
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