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Posted for billhogarty <billhogarty@direcway.com>:

  Whats with FL-290 in a L-IVP?   Has anyone ever flown a L-IVP at Fl 290 or
  above?  I didnt think that it could be done; considering  critical engine
  temperatures.  Whats not legal about it, tho?????(before the first of 2005).
  Not another one of those rumors, I hope????  Bill Hogarty
  

> I don't think you are legal above fl 290.