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FAQ's & Technical Articles => Techincal Section => Induction => Topic started by: rsss396 on September 19, 2013, 11:07:38 PM
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interesting! doesnt humidity come into play as well? (maybe figured into elevation, as in general, the higher elevation the humdity goes down - usually)
so 165 main and 45 pilot at sea level and 90 degrees. (.98) on graph. If I were to go to waynoka at ~2000ft (.95), then (.95/.98) * 165 = 159.95 = 160 main?
is that right?
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I would say yes you are correct, another way to do the math would be .98 -.95 + .03 x 165 = 4.95 - 165 = 160 main
I am sure humidity should be factored in also along with atmospheric pressure also but the calculator would be much more complicated