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Cold air is more dense than hot air which counteracts the effects somewhat. 130 degree heat is roughly the equivalent of being at 5000’ at 60 degrees if I’m usi
by tstrimple 2y ago
Cold air is more dense than hot air which counteracts the effects somewhat. 130 degree heat is roughly the equivalent of being at 5000’ at 60 degrees if I’m using the air density calculator right.
https://e6bx.com/density-altitude/ https://e6bx.com/density-altitude/