electronic logbooks
08-23-2007 | 08:59 PM
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From: Midfield downwind
The search function is your friend, bro. Plenty of discussion on here about them.
I use an Excel spreadsheet, personally.
http://airlinepilotforums.com/showthread.php?t=14197
http://airlinepilotforums.com/showthread.php?t=708
http://airlinepilotforums.com/showthread.php?t=1253
I use an Excel spreadsheet, personally.
http://airlinepilotforums.com/showthread.php?t=14197
http://airlinepilotforums.com/showthread.php?t=708
http://airlinepilotforums.com/showthread.php?t=1253
08-24-2007 | 04:28 AM
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From: 737 CA
I think it would be neat to have a computer log tell you stats on your flying. How much IMC, night, turbo-prop time do I have? Of course, they didn't make electronic logs in 1982, when I started flying. The thought of entering 12,000+ hours of time in a computer keeps me in a paper logbook to this day. Besides, I don't care about time anymore. I keep a paper logbook out of habit. 
08-24-2007 | 05:16 PM
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From: Capt
Hi!
I've read basically all the posts on elec. logbooks. Based on that info, LogBookPro is the best, but it is not without it's shortcomings. There are some free elec. programs, and many people have used a spreadsheet to make their own.
When you're trying to fill out a complicated time grid, or an online application, the elec. logbooks are priceless.
People have had some problems printing/binding LogBookPro on their own (you can have LBPro do it for $), so I posted a couple of posts on how to do it-the information online I found was not complete.
Good luck!
cliff
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I've read basically all the posts on elec. logbooks. Based on that info, LogBookPro is the best, but it is not without it's shortcomings. There are some free elec. programs, and many people have used a spreadsheet to make their own.
When you're trying to fill out a complicated time grid, or an online application, the elec. logbooks are priceless.
People have had some problems printing/binding LogBookPro on their own (you can have LBPro do it for $), so I posted a couple of posts on how to do it-the information online I found was not complete.
Good luck!
cliff
ILN
12-13-2007 | 07:28 AM
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From: Soon to be Ex Dash-Trash
Hi!
I've read basically all the posts on elec. logbooks. Based on that info, LogBookPro is the best, but it is not without it's shortcomings. There are some free elec. programs, and many people have used a spreadsheet to make their own.
When you're trying to fill out a complicated time grid, or an online application, the elec. logbooks are priceless.
People have had some problems printing/binding LogBookPro on their own (you can have LBPro do it for $), so I posted a couple of posts on how to do it-the information online I found was not complete.
Good luck!
cliff
ILN
I've read basically all the posts on elec. logbooks. Based on that info, LogBookPro is the best, but it is not without it's shortcomings. There are some free elec. programs, and many people have used a spreadsheet to make their own.
When you're trying to fill out a complicated time grid, or an online application, the elec. logbooks are priceless.
People have had some problems printing/binding LogBookPro on their own (you can have LBPro do it for $), so I posted a couple of posts on how to do it-the information online I found was not complete.
Good luck!
cliff
ILN
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