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In this answer answer reference was made to "sensitive" and "non-sensitive" altimeters.

What is the definition of each, what are the differences, and why would one be used in preference to the other?

_{And why isn't it called an "insensitive" altimeter?}

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In this answer reference was made to sensitive"sensitive" and non-sensitive"non-sensitive" altimeters.

What is the definition of each, what are the differences, and why would one be used in preference to the other?

^{And why isn't it called an insensitive altimeter?}_{And why isn't it called an "insensitive" altimeter?}

In this answer reference was made to sensitive and non-sensitive altimeters.

What is the definition of each, what are the differences, and why would one be used in preference to the other?

^{And why isn't it called an insensitive altimeter?}

In this answer reference was made to "sensitive" and "non-sensitive" altimeters.

What is the definition of each, what are the differences, and why would one be used in preference to the other?

_{And why isn't it called an "insensitive" altimeter?}

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