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Old 06-10-2009 | 06:58 AM
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From: Beech 1900D
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Originally Posted by hi208
Just to let you know Vmo never changes, it's sort of like Vne on a smaller aircraft. it's Mmo that changes with altitude and variations in temp. Just thought I let you know.
The barber pole on the 1900 indicates Vmo. It changes its position based on altitude and temp, and I believe it's correct name is "Vmo pointer". Our books even list Vmo as changing with altitude. This means a change in the indicated airspeed Vmo occurs at.
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