What are the ambient temperature limits for ground operations?

The ambient temperature limits for ground operations are critical for ensuring the safe and efficient functioning of the aircraft. The limits specified in option B, which range from -23 to 43 degrees Celsius, reflect the manufacturer's guidelines designed to protect the operational integrity of the T-6 aircraft during ground operations.

Operating within these temperature ranges ensures that systems, components, and personnel are not exposed to temperatures that could hinder performance or increase the risk of malfunctions. For instance, extremely low temperatures can affect battery performance and fluid viscosity, while excessively high temperatures can lead to overheating of engines or other critical systems. By adhering to these recommended limits, operators can prevent damage to the aircraft and ensure safety for all personnel involved in ground operations.