OAT

[Superfly]

Can you see somewhere what you OAT is????
THX
Remko.

[KenG01]

OAT= Outside Air Temperature

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Ken :-wave

[Jeff S KDTW]

It is on the main panel directly above the Engine Oil and Hydraulics gauges.

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[jase439]

Isn't that TAT displayed there?

[Jeff S KDTW]

Hi Jason-

Yes, it is. :-) However, I took the liberty to assume (probably unrightly so) that he was need OAT for FMC operation (i.e. V speeds at takeoff, etc.), so while on the ground, this value should generally indicate OAT.

We'll see. ;-)

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[nutcase]

Hi.

ATIS is your friend :-)

Jan Roar Rød

[Superfly]

Your right it is TAT. I was just woundering if you can find (maybe on the FMC) the OAT when you are at lets say: FL 320. I could not find it.