[Ti] No-fly zone

[Javier Pedreira (Wicho)]

Simon Chapman said on 25/3/2003:

>  >Cabin pressure in planes (at least in commercial planes) is kept to a
>  >equivalent of 8,000 feet or less:
>
>Which would be fine if the Apple spec referred to cabin pressure, but it
>only refers to height.

You've got a point here, but the Apple specs should really say 
"equivalent atmospheric pressure" or something like that.

Take a look at this:

   <http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=9504>

The first paragraph says: "Macintosh PowerBook computers can be used 
in airplanes, provided the cabin is pressurized to a level of 3 000 m 
(10 000 feet) or less.  Some models can be transported in airplanes 
with pressurization no higher than 4500 m. "

Take care.

-- 
Javier Pedreira "Wicho"                   <wicho at casaciencias.org>
Museos científicos Coruñeses (=mc2) <http://www.casaciencias.org/>
La Coruña, Spain                                   43°23'N 8°24'W