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Limitations and Memory Items

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Total Air Temperature in cruise flight above 25000 ft is limited to   -45°C  
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Lowest Pressure altitude for T/O and Landing   -1000 ft  
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Highest Pressure altitude for T/O and Landing   8000 ft  
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Maximum operating altitude   37,000 ft  
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Vlo for retraction   200 KIAS  
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Vlo for Extention   250 KIAS  
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Vle   250 KIAS  
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Max Airspeed for Wiper Operation   170 KIAS  
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Maneuvering Speed Va   200 KIAS  
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Turbulent Air Penetration Speed............At or below 10,000 ft? Above 10,000 ft?   200 KIAS............250 KIAS / .63M (whichever is lower)  
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Flaps 9°. Flaps 18°. Flaps 22°. Flaps 45°   250 KIAS. 200 KIAS. 200 KIAS. 145 KIAS.  
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Max T/O and landing Tailwind Component   10kts  
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Battery Temperature for APU start   -20°C  
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APU Starter Limits:   1st attempt....................60 Seconds Off 2nd attempt...................60 Seconds Off 3rd attempt....................30 Minutes Off  
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Minimum temperature for manual Anti-icing operation   -40°C  
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Maximum temperature for Anti-icing operation   10°C  
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Maximum altitude for flap operation   20,000 ft  
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Maximum airspeed after T/O without retriming   160 KIAS  
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Autopilot Minimum Altitude During ILS Approach   200 ft  
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Autopilot minimum Engagement Height   500 ft  
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Yaw Damper minimum altitude   50 ft  
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Minimum Oxygen pressure for Dispatch   1100 psi for pilot and copilot...................1500 psi for pilot, copilot, and observer  
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Minimum Equipment for RVSM   2 Primary altitude measurement systems. 1 autopilot with altitude hold mode. 1 Altitude alerter. 1 Transponder  
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