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A good, downward viewing angle?

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yankeeclipper

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What do you consider sufficient in downward visibility to the fore, and what do you consider good? Yes, of course straight down would be super, but in a typical setup where you have no choice but to look over the instrument panel (and fit legs underneath), is 10 degrees below horizon good, bad or ugly? To put it another way, at what point would you feel a little uneasy...or pleasantly surprised?
 
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