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r~~~402C
SECTION
1
GENERAL
Never Exceed Speed ; 5
the
speed 1
imit
that
may
not
be
exceeded
at
any
time.
~1aximum
Structural
Cru;
sing
Speed
;s
the
speed
that
should not
be
exceeded except
in
smooth
air
and
then
only with caution.
Intentional
One
Engine
Inoperative
Speed
;s
a
minimum
speed
selected
by
the
manufacturer
for
intentionally
rendering
one engine
inoperative
in
f1
ight
for
pilot
training.
Best Angle-or-Climb
Speed
is
the airspeed
which
delivers
the
greatest
gain
of
a1
titude
in
the
shortest
possible
horizontal
distance.
Best
Rate-or-Climb Speed
is
the
airspeed
which
delivers
the
greatest
gain in
altitude
in
the
shortest
possible
time.
METEOROLOGICAL
TERMINOLOGY
Temperature in degrees Celsius.
ISA
OAT
Pressure
Altitude
Temperature in
degrees
Fahrenheit.
International
Standard Atmosphere in which:
(I)
The
air
is
a dry
perfect
gas;
(2)
The
temperature
at
sea
level
is
IS° Cel
sius
(59°
Fahrenheit)
;
(3)
The
pressure
at
sea
level
is
29.92
inches
Hg.
(1013.2
mb);
(4)
The
temperature
gradient
from sea
level
to
the
altitude
at
which
the
temperature
is
_56.5°C
(-69.7°F)
is
-1.
98°C
(_3.5°F)
per
1000
feet.
Outside Air Temperature
is
the
free
air
static
tempera-
ture,
obtained
either
from
infl
ight
temperature
indica-
tions
adjusted
for
instrument
error
and
compressibility
effects
or
ground
meteorological
sources.
Altitude
measured
from
standard
sea-level
pressure
(29.92
inches
H9.)
by
a
pressure
or
barometric
altim-
eter.
It
is
the
indicated
pressure
altitude
corrected
for
position
and
instrument
error.
In
this
handbook,
altimeter
instrument
errors
are
assumed
to
be
zero.
-"
TEMP
Wind
TEMP
is
temperature.
The
wind
velocities
recorded
as
variables
on
the
charts
of
this
handbook
are
to
be
understood
as
the
headwind
or
tailwind
components
of
the
reported
winds.
I
I November 1979
Revision
4 - I December 1983
1-9

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Cessna 402C Specifications

General IconGeneral
ManufacturerCessna
Model402C
TypeLight twin-engine aircraft
Maximum Takeoff Weight6, 850 lb (3, 107 kg)
Service Ceiling26, 900 ft (8, 200 m)
Seating CapacityUp to 9 passengers
Wingspan44 ft 2 in (13.46 m)
Length36 feet 10 inches (11.23 meters)
Height11 ft 5 in (3.48 m)
Cabin Width4 feet 2 inches (1.27 meters)
Cabin Height4 ft 2 in (1.27 m)
Fuel Capacity213 US gallons (806 liters)
Engines2 × Continental TSIO-520-VB turbocharged piston engines

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