Pilot's Altimeter

Pilot's Altimeter

A pure barometric altimeter.

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This app provides a realistic barometric altimeter experience for aviators on Apple Watch. It utilizes the device's barometer and a classic dial display to show altitude changes. Users can set local pressure for accurate readings, with warnings for stale data.

Authentic dial display
Utilizes Apple Watch barometer
Kollsman window for pressure setting
Altitude display updates in real-time
Stale data warning system
Training tool for pilots
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What's New in Pilot's Altimeter

1.0.1

April 2, 2024

Bug Fixes: - Fixes sliver of barber pole showing at bottom of barber pole. - Fixes indeterministic initial state of BARO Unkown warning. - Fixes issue where warnings did not display in certain circumstances.

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FAQ

What is Pilot's Altimeter?

Pilot's Altimeter is a navigation app for Apple Watch that simulates a barometric altimeter. It uses your watch's barometer to display altitude based on local pressure settings.

How do I set the pressure for Pilot's Altimeter?

You can set the local pressure in the Kollsman Window by finding the METAR at your closest airport or by setting your known elevation. GPS altitude from your phone or watch can also be used as a last resort.

How accurate is Pilot's Altimeter?

While the Apple Watch barometer is accurate, it is not calibrated to aircraft standards. The app includes a warning system for stale barometer readings to help users gauge data reliability.

Does Pilot's Altimeter work offline?

The app relies on the Apple Watch's barometer for altitude readings, which does not require an internet connection. However, obtaining current local pressure settings may require an internet connection.

Can Pilot's Altimeter be used as a primary flight instrument?

No, Pilot's Altimeter explicitly states it is not a substitute for real instruments and should not be used as a primary or secondary flight device. Users assume all risk from its use in an aircraft.

What devices does Pilot's Altimeter support?

Pilot's Altimeter is supported on iPhone, iPod, and Apple Watch devices.

How often is Pilot's Altimeter updated?

The app was last updated on April 2, 2024, with version 1.0.1. Updates are provided by the developer, Two Morrows Technology LLC.

What is the price of Pilot's Altimeter?

Pilot's Altimeter is a paid application, priced at $2.99. There are no in-app purchases or subscriptions mentioned.