Hello.
The more I read about altitude the more it confuses me. I know altitude depends on the weather and barometric pressure. But I also knew altitude is a height above sea level? And to calculate QNH by handheld weather tracker I need to put in altitude of the helideck. I know our helideck is 220ft above sea. But its altitude on weather reader is constantly changes. So how do I correctly calculate QNH, do i put height of helideck or current altitude readings?
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