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Old May 2nd 05, 04:49 PM
Peter R.
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S&B wrote:

My point is to not rely solely on electrical components/indications


I agree. This is why I always take along a cross country flight log
with blocks at each waypoint for estimated time of arrival and actual
time of arrival. En route, I use this log and a clock to monitor fuel
usage.

OK, so the XC log is produced by Jepp's FlightStar flight planning
software, but I could produce one by hand if I had to.

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Peter

 




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