What is the transient maximum torque range?

The transient maximum torque range is critical for understanding the operational limits of the T-6 aircraft's engine during short-duration situations such as takeoff or when extra power is needed. The correct range, which is from 101% to 107%, indicates the permissible levels of torque that can be tolerated for brief periods without causing damage or compromising the engine's integrity.

This range allows operators to apply higher torque temporarily to meet demanding flight conditions, such as quick climbs or maneuvers that require additional power. Being aware of this limit helps pilots maintain engine performance within safe parameters, ensuring both safety and operational efficiency during critical phases of flight.

The other ranges provided do not align with the T-6 performance specifications for transient torque. Being aware of these limits aids in preventing unnecessary wear and tear on the engine while ensuring maximum performance when required.