A330 Answers to limitations!

Day two of studying for A330 recurrent, and just as advertised--- the answers for those limitation questions posted yesterday.
How well did you do?

If you missed yesterday, you get to play Jeopardy! When you get to questions 29 and 53,  I'm thinking there should be a prize for the most creative question to,"What is No?" If you don't know what Jeopardy is, you'll have no clue as to what I'm talking about. I'm sure that won't be a first...for me either. ;)

What is?

1.     41,100 feet pressure altitude

2.     10 knots

3.     32 Knots with gusts to 40

4.     240 KIAS below FL200 260 KIAS/.78 Mach (lower) at or above FL200

5.     240 KIAS below FL200 260 KIAS/.80 Mach (lower) at or above FL200

6.     Takeoff and go-around not engaged below 100 feet AGL and at least 5 seconds after liftoff.

7.     Headwind: 35 knots Tailwind: 10 knots Crosswind: 20 knots (15 below CAT I minimums)

8.     20,000 feet

9.     12,500 feet

10.  Not above FL210

11.  TAT -53 C

12.  40 knots while operating (50 if nose is in the wind) and 60 knots while open.

13.  330 KIAS

14.  .86 Mach

15.  7 knots while turning

16.  3 knots and nosewheel steering angle to not exceed 30 degrees

17.  300 degrees C

18.  Below 20 knots

19.  1.15 EPR

20.    1 = 240 knots 1+F =  215 knots 2 = 196 knots 3 = 186 knots Full = 180 knots

21.  250 KIAS

22.  203 Knots

23.  230 Knots

24.  230 Knots

25.    Taxi        515,656 Takeoff   513,671 Landing   412,260 ZFW        385,805

26.    Taxi         515,656 Takeoff    513,671 Landing   401,237 ZFW        385,805

27.  8.85 PSI.

28.  -.73 PSI.

29.  NO.

30.  Before more than 50 feet below the DA/DDA

31.  Before descending below 160 Feet AGL.

32.  Not Authorized below 500 Feet AGL

33.  CAT 3 DUAL or CAT III

34.  CAT 3 DUAL or CAT 3 SINGLE

35.  504,800 pounds

36.  Full or 3 with both engines. Or flaps 3 with one engine inoperative

37.  Moderate or greater rain, turbulence and standing water or slush on the runways.

38.  Five minutes

39.  3 starts within 15 minutes

40.  30 minutes

41.  35%

42.  620 degrees for 5 minutes

43.  16 quarts

44.  50 degrees C minimum 163 degrees C maximum

45.  70 psi

46.  177 degrees C

47.  +40 degrees C or a reduction of 25% of full rated

48.  Certified pressure altitude of 41,100 feet

49.  25,000 feet

50.  1 pack:   22,500 feet 2 packs: 17,500 feet

51.  3 starts, 1 minute cooling between attempts. 60 minute cooling after 3rd attempt

52.   75 feet (Either Captain’s for First Officer’s)

53.  NO

54.  Above 82 degrees north (73 degrees north between 90 and 120 west Latitude), or below 60 degrees south.  Reference TRUE

55.  +55 degrees C

56.  11,500 and “no” WING TNK LO LVL message

57.  -40 degrees C

58.  3,300 lbs

59.  Main tanks must be full

60.  If the fuel is considered part of the ZFW

61.  3000 psi +/- 200 psi Enjoy the Journey! ~ Karlene