True or False: The air data computer provides air data corrected for temperature and instrument error.

The air data computer in the T-6A is designed to provide accurate readings of key atmospheric parameters such as airspeed, altitude, and vertical speed based on various inputs. However, it does not inherently correct for all possible instrument errors and provides raw data related to these atmospheric conditions.

When the statement claims that the air data computer provides corrections for both temperature and instrument error, it suggests a level of accuracy beyond what the system can guarantee without additional calibration or adjustments. While the air data computer does account for some factors influencing air data, it does not automatically correct all discrepancies in instrument readings or variations in temperature throughout the flight.

Understanding how air data computers function aids in recognizing their limitations, which is crucial for pilots when interpreting the information provided during operations.