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Further, if you're a pilot the pressure in your cockpit is unlikely to be as accurate as the location of the static pitot tube and will be susceptible to changes due to air vents being opened, doors with gaps, any climate control, your speed and any vibration.  Air pressure changes throughout the day can cause readings to drift by up to 1 foot per minute, so keep the pressure-setting up-to-date by updating it whenever you can; as you get to any locations of known altitude or hourly if receiving pressure settings in some other way.  Learn how a real pressure cette application works such as you would find in an aircraft.  Your watch (or iPhone) pressure sensing device has not been calibrated in the same way that the expensive altimeters found in aircraft have been.  Alternatively, if you know the altitude of the point that you are currently at, you can rotate the watch crown until the cette application reads the correct altitude.  Set the pressure setting by rotating the 'crown' on your watch.  If you are at that location, you can just rotate the crown of the watch until the cette application reads zero.  Another setting that pilots use is the standard setting of 1013.25mb. This is used above 3000ft roughly and instead of giving you an accurate 'Altitude' gives you what is known as a 'Flight level'.  cette application for Aviators is primarily designed as an Apple Watch application, although it does also work on iPhones or iPads that have a barometer.  Student and instructor pilots will find this App to be a valuable training tool, while those knowing how to use an cette application will enjoy having it on their wrist.  Aviation language calls this pressure setting QFE.  Set the 'pressure setting' to the current air pressure at sea level.  You can also obtain the pressure from weather pressure charts or from METAR reports from airports (eg Q1017).  Set the 'station' pressure for that location (the actual air pressure at that very point).  Weather forecasts often give this (eg the BBC Weather App includes pressure in mb).  STP stands for 'Standard Temperature and Pressure').  If you want a 'real' cette application, look no further.  You can then 'Lock' this setting so you don't accidentally change it by doing a long-press and choosing 'Lock'.  Long-press and select the "STP (FL)" option as a short cut (FL stands for Flight Level.  Your electronic device also has more points of failure and error being miniature and electrically based so this App in no way replaces or can be used for actual flying.  If you are more familiar with inches of mercury (inHg) rather than hectapascals (hPa) or millibars (mb) then toggle this with the 'Units' menu item.  The inward pointing edge arrow shows 10000s of feet.  Provided your watch has a Barometer it will even run stand-alone (no iPhone needed).  The short hand 1000s of feet.  The long hand shows 100s of feet.  As a short-cut you can alternatively long-press and then pick "Zero (QFE)".  If you run this App side by side on two different iOS devices, the chances are they'll give you slightly different altitudes.  In aviation speak, this is known as the QNH.  Note that mb and hPa are the same unit.  The barber pole (stripe at the bottom) is visible below 10000 feet, so if it disappears you are at risk of Hypoxia.