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I was flying around in a '64 Aztec yesterday, and did some touch and goes,
and on one downwind, dropped the gear, and did not get a right main gear down indicator light. I tried switching lightbulbs, etc. I had full hydraulics, as the flaps worked fine. I tried cycling the gear a few times, then tried pumping manually. I then flew around fairly slow in the practice area and did a few turns, and then the gear light popped on. Just prior to that, did a few flyby's at the airport, and the observer said it looked like the gear was down. Anyways, with three green, I went in and landed uneventfully. Any ideas? Bob Borucki |
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