I am wondering how the amphib fliers among you check the gear position before landing.
I can only see the L front wheel position, if I have a passenger, I ask them to check the right.
There are little miriors on the sides of the floats, but they are pretty useless.
Does any one have anything better?
I know Walter can see through a vent (by the passenger's R foot) he can see though if he contorts himself just right.
I think it was Carm Titus's plane that had clear lexan over the access port to the gear wells and Hi-visibility paint
on the wheel forks so it was possible to check at least your side in flight.
Is anyone using switches and lights? RE-directed back-up video? Mechanical indicators?
Just Curious.
John
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