Electronic logbook recs
10-06-2013 | 05:24 AM
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You can export the log to a PDF, then print at FedEx office. They'll also bind it for a few extra dollars. Came out to about $20 if I recall.
Never heard any negative remarks about my digital log.
Never heard any negative remarks about my digital log.
10-09-2013 | 07:14 PM
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Personally, I love Safelog http:// http://www.SafelogWeb.com/PilotTellAPilot/Default.aspx?it=aW52aXRlcj0xOTM1NHxoaWRlaW52aXRlcj 10cnVl
Best logging program i've used. Simple interface, ability to use SafelogWeb (so recruiters can see your logbook on the Internet) and it's android and pc based. Best by far.
Best logging program i've used. Simple interface, ability to use SafelogWeb (so recruiters can see your logbook on the Internet) and it's android and pc based. Best by far.
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01-30-2014 | 07:35 PM
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So now that 117 has been out a month, any logbook software pros/cons for tracking your legalities. I'm looking mostly at mccpilot, and logten, but would like to hear all other opinions as well.
Thanks
SL
Thanks
SL
04-26-2014 | 05:05 AM
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Reviving an old thread for some help. Logbook pro users: is there a way to log times in hours:minutes format instead of tenths. I switched to hours:minutes a couple months ago in the paper log when i got in the jet, but playing around with the LBP demo, there doesn't appear to be a way to do this. I've heard logten does this but I only have an iPad and no mac computer.
04-26-2014 | 11:21 AM
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How to Import Your Data / LogTen Pro Mac / Knowledge Base - Coradine Aviation Support
04-26-2014 | 11:27 AM
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I started using MCC Pilot Log a few months ago, been having good luck with it. It'll import/export Logten or Log Pro formats, and they say they'll be releasing a Mac version in a few months. I started everything on my old windows machine, and when they release for Mac I'll move the database onto my laptop.
04-26-2014 | 11:32 AM
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Log Ten pro is great. I downloaded the universal version for Ipad and IPhone. The customer service reps are great and answer questions within 24 hrs by email.
I had log book pro on the PC but it doesn't even compare. If you have logbook pro you just need to export your logbook and email the file to Log ten. They will convert the file for you and provide a link to click which import everything into your Ipad or Mac.
I had log book pro on the PC but it doesn't even compare. If you have logbook pro you just need to export your logbook and email the file to Log ten. They will convert the file for you and provide a link to click which import everything into your Ipad or Mac.
04-26-2014 | 12:49 PM
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What have you all done with your years of prior paper logbook time? MCC wants me to enter every aircraft I have ever flown and the then the time acquired in it, or the other option is enter everything line by line from day one.
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