amiliv
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I know. "Static Pressure Port Holes" gets asked *all* the time. But fear not, I'm not going to ask how many, how big, or how far from the nose cone to put 'em
I've AV bay with switch band, and I'll be drilling a couple of static port holes around it. So far so good. However, due to the design of the sled, the switch for the altimeter will end up few inches below the switch band. If I were to drill access hole for the switch few inches below the static port holes, will this additional hole cause airflow and/or odd pressure changes during (likely supersonic) flight and interfere with the dual deploy altimeter functioning correctly?
I've AV bay with switch band, and I'll be drilling a couple of static port holes around it. So far so good. However, due to the design of the sled, the switch for the altimeter will end up few inches below the switch band. If I were to drill access hole for the switch few inches below the static port holes, will this additional hole cause airflow and/or odd pressure changes during (likely supersonic) flight and interfere with the dual deploy altimeter functioning correctly?