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GPS altitude & indicated altitude differs

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Related question... do others see a difference between the Altimeter reading and the GPS altitude shown on a system like Garmin Pilot??.. When flying there is always a difference between what I see on Garmin Pilot, and the properly set Altimeter. 500 to 800 ft difference... I only use the Altimeter as my go by, just wondered why there is that much of a change in the 2 systems..

ATC is reading the encoder at the same as my Altimeter, and the system was checked and certified last year when I purchased the plane..
 

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