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The fuel limit for vehicles loaded on KC-10 and KC-135 aircraft typically depends on the specific mission requirements and regulations set by military standards. Generally, the KC-10 can carry up to approximately 56,000 pounds of cargo, while the KC-135 has a cargo capacity of around 30,000 pounds. However, the exact fuel load for vehicles is often restricted to ensure safety, weight balance, and compliance with airworthiness directives. Specific details may vary based on the type of vehicle and mission profile.
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What is the speed limit for vehicles operating within 50 feet of the aircraft?
maximum 10 mph
What is the speed limit of general purpose vehicles within 25 ft of parked aircraft?
10
Is it reasonable to expect a totally unpolluted environment?
No, It is not reasonable and/or logic to expect a totally unpolluted environment. All human technologies are environment polluting. The aim should limiting environment pollution as far as reasonably possible. For example, how to limit emissions from vehicles and cars, ships and marine vehicles, and aircraft? how to limit emissions from fossil power plants? how to limit emissions from various industries?
What is the speed limit on a runway?
Typically ground vehicles stay between 25-35mph when operating on the runway mainly for repairs to the runway or its outlying structures. Aircraft do not have a speed limit when taking off or landing, but during taxi the rule is to not go faster than you can walk.
What is the weight limit for vehicles crossing the Golden Gate Bridge?
The weight limit for vehicles crossing the Golden Gate Bridge is 5 tons.
What is the on ramp speed limit for vehicles merging onto the highway?
The speed limit for vehicles merging onto the highway from an on ramp is typically the same as the posted speed limit for that section of the highway.
What happens when aircraft flies above limitt?
There are several limits in aviation, e.g., speed, angle of attack, gravitational forces ("gs"), to name a few, and there are consequences to exceeding all of them. This question refers to flying above the limit, which logically intends a reference to altitude.Nothing happens when an aircraft flies above the altitude limit because an aircraft can't fly above the limit. That's why the 'limit' is the 'limit.' The limit is the limit because all the negatives keeping an aircraft down (gravity, drag, induced drag, etc.) can no longer be overcome by the available power of the engine(s) and the aircraft cannot climb any higher: the limit. There is no "flying above it." The question is preposterous.
What is the weight limit for sports aircraft?
600 kg for aircraft operated from land, 650 kg for seaplanes.
Base limit register?
Base and limit registers are special hardware registers. When a process is run, the base register is loaded with the physical location where the process begins in memory. The limit register is loaded with the length of the process. In other words, they define the logical address space
Is there a federal speed limit for commercial vehicles?
There currently is not.
What is the speed limit if you go 85 miles in 10 minutes?
The speed limit would be irrelevant, because the only practical vehicle which could travel at such speeds would be some sort of jet aircraft. You'd be traveling at a speed of 510 mph, which the only land vehicles capable of achieving such speeds are jet or rocket propelled vehicles designed specifically to challenge the land speed record.
How many bullets can you have loaded in your handgun in your car in the state of New Mexico?
No limit, however, you need to check the state law on ANY loaded handgun.
