Electronic logbook recs
03-29-2013 | 02:51 PM
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1. Will Log Ten Pro convert hours and minutes into tenths?
2. Does it have a turbine column (or custom/used defined columns)?
3. My airline has a very basic Excel spread sheet for pilot hours. Is it easy to convert to LTP's format?
Thank you in advance.
2. Does it have a turbine column (or custom/used defined columns)?
3. My airline has a very basic Excel spread sheet for pilot hours. Is it easy to convert to LTP's format?
Thank you in advance.
03-29-2013 | 03:24 PM
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I am a pretty new user to Logten Pro, but you can display minutes or tenths. I think it has a turbine column, but I know it has a lot of custom options. It syncs between Mac and iOS device via WiFi. I am not sure about your last question. So far I am impressed with the user interface.
03-29-2013 | 09:41 PM
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Not sure if it works with Touch, but LTP is the best electronic logbook program. Changing from tenths to minutes is extremely easy and can be switched back and forth. Yes, there's a turbine column. but you can name your own columns...turbine, jet, turbojet (or whatever you choose) Once you set it up, it will replace having to carry the little book with you. Just install it on your Iphone and during flight, just add your times. It figures what is day and night based on your in/out times. It stores information such as other crewmembers names, so after it's all set up, all you have to do is just enter in your flight number, in and out times and it does the rest. after you're home from your trip, just sync it to your mac and it ads the trip to your master logbook. Plus, the online support it great. easy..
03-30-2013 | 09:24 AM
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I jut got logten pro. So far it is working great. I want to go back to day one and enter all flights so that is daunting, but eventually I'll get all of them. I originally bought iPhone app, realized it wasn't enough then got ipad app cause it said it was the full program. Well needless to say I still had to get Mac app so I wasted some money getting it all figured out but oh well. I recommend the iPhone app and Mac app, ipad app is useless.
03-30-2013 | 01:16 PM
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I just recently got the log ten pro for the Mac and iPhone.
Customer service was exceptional. I sent them my file from Crew web and they send me all my flights in the proper format.
Wish I had this years ago. 8000 hrs doesn't sound like much till you have to enter them in.
Customer service was exceptional. I sent them my file from Crew web and they send me all my flights in the proper format.
Wish I had this years ago. 8000 hrs doesn't sound like much till you have to enter them in.
03-30-2013 | 01:24 PM
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04-01-2013 | 12:32 AM
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I jut got logten pro. So far it is working great. I want to go back to day one and enter all flights so that is daunting, but eventually I'll get all of them. I originally bought iPhone app, realized it wasn't enough then got ipad app cause it said it was the full program. Well needless to say I still had to get Mac app so I wasted some money getting it all figured out but oh well. I recommend the iPhone app and Mac app, ipad app is useless.
07-30-2013 | 11:05 AM
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Help an old guy out...I'm considering logten pro. Based on the above comments, i'm still trying to figure out of I need a mac or not for LTP? I have an ipad and iphone. Can't I just enter all of my previous and future times on the ipad? Without a mac? Thanks.
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