Lowest Airfield in the UK
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I agree Ghengis - but it becomes just slightly more critical (but still not significant) if you use the correct figure of 27.3'/mb (for ISA/MSL).
I expect it was a typo ... or perhaps it was just an "engineering approximation" ...
JD
I expect it was a typo ... or perhaps it was just an "engineering approximation" ...
JD
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Lydd is a 13 feet according to an out-of-date 1-in-half-million I have to hand...
Fenland, as someone mentioned earlier must be pretty close to the mark (6 feet according to this), but with sea levels apparently rising that could go down!!
Fenland, as someone mentioned earlier must be pretty close to the mark (6 feet according to this), but with sea levels apparently rising that could go down!!
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Barra?
Noted Saab D - thanks. Eleavtion ASML but with greater tidal range than one or two of the 'land based' airfields
Noted Saab D - thanks. Eleavtion ASML but with greater tidal range than one or two of the 'land based' airfields
Last edited by Munnyspinner; 30th May 2009 at 16:05.
