Effective for high altitudes??
1390028
I don't know... Tried it for nausea when I was pregnant and it didn't help.
1390029
Assume by high altitudes you mean the Andes or Everest , as opposed for planes, where one is in a pressurised cabin. I wouldn't think they would be very effective, as the altitude sickness is due to oxygen's inability to load easily into your bloodstream unless you become acclimatised. Oxygen bottles would be a better bet.
2130296
i'm not sure but I know the manufacturer does not recommend use above 5,000 feet. maybe at that altitude there is not enough oxygen for a clean burn and I might give off more carbon monoxide.
2037208
I've tried it, but I am at high altitude. Red lentils + white rice well-soaked works pretty well. Green lentils, well-soaked take a long time to cook. Everything makes a huge mess unless I watch it carefully.
197466
Yes, it does work well in the mountains. When you're in the higher places like mountains, you get quicker and better receptions.
2074283
Hi Shawn yes these are the perfect pair of bins for the purpose you want it for. At high altitudes approx 35,000 feet or so you'll see the name printed on the plane if you're viewing broadside and also see the windows of the plane. Well I won't go into details with the lower altitude because the high altitude already explains what you can see. If you're viewing planetary bodies e.g. Jupiter then you'll be able to see 3 or 4 of Jupiter's moons and many details on our own Moon such as the craters etc. The only problem, these bins are quite heavy 3 lbs 1 oz and you'll definitely need a tripod for support and stability. Holding it with your hands will make it shake a lot after a few seconds of use, unless you're a very strong athletic person and can hold it up steady. These binoculars does include a tripod adapter and will work on most any tripod that will support 4 lbs and upwards.
2210936
I installed this unit about 6 months ago. We live at an altitude of 7500 ft. I have not had any problems with this unit. It is performing better than the Noritz unit we had previously.
379633
I am at 1000 ft and it has limited performance. Good indoors but cannot handle the slightest of breeze outdoors. At your elevation may not get off the ground.Reg
1255445
It worked on my electric stove but I'm in Florida. Can't answer the high altitude question.
1362996
I don't know if this works for you, but I read the previous model doesn't work fine with high levels above the sea. Max 300 meters above the sea.
2059388
Better than nothing, but something with more padding on the bottom would be more effective. I've used these on hikes with hot desert sand and at least he didn't run from shade to shade.
597999
Yeah, it works well. I have used it for overhead, vertical, and horizontal. So far the only complaint I have is the sensitivity settings. It almost works too fast.
1680743
I would assume so. At higher altitudes I would go for 6 holes just in case. Make sure you make the holes large enough for feeding.
2143985
I contacted the manufacturer who told me that these heaters do not work for elevations above 4500 feet. I'm surprised this isn't explained in the product description. Pretty important information, I think. Thanks everyone for all your helpful answers. I'm looking for another heating solution. Hard to beat this little heater!
748075
Technically, to the horizon if you're on 2M, a little bit less if you're on 70cm. But that's with ideal conditions, one person on a high elevation, literally nothing in between, and ideal antennas. Realistically, with the antenna that comes with the radio, you're looking at a few miles. But again, it all depends. Are you in dense urban jungle? Then more like 1-2 miles. Are you in the forest? Maybe 3-4 miles. Are one of you on a mountain top overlooking a valley and the other in that valley? Are both of you on different mountain tops? The limiting factor here is the stock antenna on the HT, but this can be easily remedied. Many people make aftermarket antennae for HTs which, while less portable, will dramatically increase your range. So final answer is, it depends. All numbers quoted above are guesstimates. And if you don't know what 2M, 70cm, or HT means, or if you don't have a license from the FCC or equivalent regulatory body, please do not buy this radio. This is not a high power walker talkie, this is an amateur band radio, and as such requires a license to operate lawfully. If your interested in getting licensed, the process is pretty easy and very cheap, $15 to take the written test. Google "amateur radio license" for more on that.
2168912
I am not sure what jetting would be good at that altitude. It is very tuneable with a pilot jet, jet needle and accelerator pump nozzle, all of which can be changed. That is the good news and the bad news, since there is a lot to tune.
252596
Unsure of the highest. I live at 7000' and have not had any problems. My understanding is the previous altitude issues with plasmas has all but been eliminated.
379631
The only issue I could see you having is with the LiPo battery or air density being so low that the props cannot generate enough lift. As it is radio controlled there would not be any other issue other than possibly wind if you were outdoors this is definitely a copter for size-able indoor spaces. There is no blade pitch adjustments so you stuck with the lift you can generate although this guy is really light and you don't need much throttle at 1,000 feet above sea level to get it going. Having no experience at high altitudes it is hard to say, perhaps review the return/refund policy and take a chance?