Cessna 402C - Page 298

CONDITIONS
1. Engine Inoperative Climb Configuration
NOTE:
1. En9ine Inoperative service ceiling is Ina maximum
ailltude where the oirplQne has Ihe capability
of climbing 50 feet per minute with one
engine Inoperative and feathered
2. Increase Indicated service ceiling too feet
fOf" eoch 0.10 inches Hg. oHmllter Botting
greater them 29.92.
3. Decrease Indicated nrvicll ceiling 100 feet
for each 0.10 Inches Hg. altimeter selting
less than 29.92.
4. This chart provides perfonnanell Information
to oid
in route selection when operoting
under
FAR 135.181 and 91.119 requirements.
25
120
ENGINE INOPERATIVE SERVICE CEILING
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OUTSIDE AIR TEMPERATURE
MICRO VG AFM SUPPLEMENT for:
CESSNA 402C G.W. INCREASE
PIN C402C-AFMS-t
SEPTEMBER 2, 1992
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