The Thommen Classic altimeter, is certainly not a cheap mass market affair, its like a Swiss watch, incredibly well made and put together. The majority of altimeters used by the public, are battery digital affairs, fine in decent weather, but when temperatures really plummet, battery life will be always an issue.

Change the altitude on your altimeter. Changing the current altitude varies from altimeter to altimeter. Many modern altimeters are digital and are often combined with other devices like watches or GPS units. You'll need to select the altimeter function, click 'Set' and follow instructions to set the altitude. Some altimeters are analog and require a manual setting of the reading hand to correctly align with the current altitude.

This is often done with a control ring or bezel around the altimeter's face. Refer to the instructions of your specific altimeter for a more detailed description of setting the altitude. Calibrate your altimeter often.

Though you may want to rely on your altimeter to provide you with the altitude, an altimeter's accuracy can diminish because of changing air pressures brought on by weather that you may or may not be aware of. To get the most accurate readings, you should set your altimeter often.

When hiking or backpacking, look for landmarks that have a clearly designated altitude and set your altimeter as you come to these landmarks. Landmarks may be physically marked on trails (i.e., trailhead), or they may be found using a topographic map (i.e., peak, intersection, hut).

Introduction The THOMMEN CLASSlC ® altimeter plus barometers are the finest instruments on the world market. New that you have acquired a THOMMEN CLASSIC, you should therefore have full enjoyment in using it. Please read this booklet through carefully for rapid comprehension of the points you need to bear in mind te obtain accurate readings. First of ail, please note that this altimeter is available in a number of different models and measuring ranges.

The measuring range of each instrument is engraved on the upper edge of the case. Any THOMMEN CLASSIC can be taken to an altitude of 15 000 m (50 000 ft) without being damaged by the barometric atmospheric pressure. General remarks on measuring altitude With rising elevation above sea level, the barometric pressure decreases.

Hence the reading provided by an atmospheric pressure meter (barometer) is a measure of altitude. The scale on the THOMMEN CLASSIC is calibrated not in pressure units, but in units of altitude (m or ft), se that the elevation can be read directly. A special design permits the same scale to be used for a number of successive pointer revolutions each representing 1 000 m (3 000 ft). This feature ensures unchanging reading accuracy regardless of altitude.

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Dialog drama bahasa jawa 6 orang. Naturally, any altimeter will be affected by atmospheric pressure fluctuations. When the weather is changing, for example, a deviation amounting to 10-30 m or more per mbar/hPa can arise.

The effects of such atmospheric pressure variations can be corrected by taking the folIowing steps: Whenever you reach a point of known elevation with the THOMMEN CLASSIC - as indicated by a map, railway station sign, route marker, etc. - check the reading. If there is any discrepancy, reset the altimter or the altitude difference to be corrected, by turning the serrated adjusting ring. In the absence of such checks at known elevations, measured differences of elevation greater than 500 m (1 500 ft) or over a horizontal distance of more than 10 km (5 miles), will probably not be as precise as otherwise.

The THOMMEN CLASSIC is temperature- compensated, i.e. There is no change in the reading when the temperature changes but the air pressure and the momentary elevation do not. Air of a different temperature and humidity has a different weight (density) and produces a variation in the atmospheric pressure distribution.

If the atmospheric pressure distribution changes, the reading of the altimeter will also change, although the momentary elevation stays the same. Manipulation The only procedure involved in using the THOMMEN CLASSIC is the adjustment of the momentary elevation and setting of the barometric pressure by turning the serrated adjusting ring, which is exposed at the top and bottom of the instrument. (Referaise to sections 4.