[at-l] Wristwatch altimeters

[Earl Needham <kd5xb@amsat.org>]

	I seem to remember a recent discussion about wristwatches with an
altimeter function, but I can't find the messages in my email folder.
	I was considering one of the Casio models, and they show an altitude range
of up to 13,120 feet MSL.  What happens if you take it higher?  Is the
watch ruined?  Does it "get lost" and show erroneous data when you come
back down?  Or perhaps just "peg out" until you come back down?

	Thanks,
	Earl


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