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IN a previous article, “Twin Float Seaplanes,” published in AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING, Vol. V, March 1933, pp. 54–56, a typical landplane was taken as an example, which it was desired to fit with notation gear, giving an all‐up weight of 4,000 lb. as a seaplane.

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