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Can I use the barometric pressure as reported by the local weather channel to check the calibration of the internal IABP transducers?

April 26, 2017Barometric calibration channel iabp Internal local pressure reported weather

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Can I use the barometric pressure as reported by the local weather channel to check the calibration of the internal IABP transducers?

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• No, you must use the non-compensated or station pressure for these checks. The station pressure is the non-compensated absolute pressure value. If this value is not available, use the elevation chart in the calibration section of the service manual.