Gordon,

I noticed that the outside air temperature at altitude does not change
(and cannot be changed), even when the temperature at sea level is
varied.  Shouldn't the temp in F at altitude be adjusted as the input
for sea level temp is changed?   For example, if the sea level OAT rises
to 100 degrees F, I do not think that the temp at 1,000 feet will still
be 55 degrees F.

Bob Rogers



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