What do you see if you select the opposite side AIR DATA switch?

When selecting the opposite side AIR DATA switch, the indication you would see is associated with the functioning and status of the Air Data Computers (ADC). In this scenario, selecting the opposite side switch will typically engage and monitor the alternative ADC.

The activation of the other ADC can lead to an amber indication for its status, which means that it may not be the primary data source or could be in a fault condition, signifying that the associated system is either not currently in use or is operating with limitations. This amber indication serves as a warning to the pilot or operator to monitor the data being presented from this alternate source.

Therefore, if one were to select the opposite side AIR DATA switch, the indicator for ADC 2 being amber would logically align with the alerting system, showcasing the need for attention to this alternative data source while the primary source remains active. This understanding of ADC indications is crucial for ensuring awareness of any potential discrepancies in flight data.