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Altitude alert in Aspen

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rrc1962

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I'm thinking the sonalert goes of at 200ft from the set altitude. Can that be changed? We don't climb like an F16. 100 ft would be plenty...and would be more useful as a reminder that you may have wandered off an assigned altitude slightly.

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