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Hello all

I must have missed the response to an earlier query. What is the
significance of the vmo graph in some owners manuals. It looks like mach.52
is vmo. What happens if one exceeds it? anybody know? Thanks for the
elucidation.

Bob Evans
n4tq 1000hrs