What is the maximum brake temperature for the T-6 after landing?

The maximum brake temperature for the T-6 after landing is 500 degrees Celsius. This limit is established to prevent overheating of the brake components, ensuring safe performance and prolonging the life of the brake system. Exceeding this temperature can lead to brake failure or reduced braking efficiency, posing a significant safety risk during taxiing and subsequent takeoff preparations.

In the T-6 operational context, understanding this limit allows pilots to manage their braking activity effectively, especially during landings that may require heavy braking. After landing, it is crucial for pilots to monitor the brake temperatures and to refrain from applying excessive braking forces that could elevate the temperatures beyond safe operational limits.