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Old October 18th 04, 10:31 PM
Mark James Boyd
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Until I figured out how to erase all declarations, I used to turn on my VL,
and then have the O/O sign a paper copy (with time & date) of my
"most recent" declaration. This after I missed a badge persformance
due to this oversight...

In essence, one is declaring when one turns on the Volkslogger.

Regards,
John
on. If you declare on paper, then climb in the glider and take off,
the last valid declaration will be in the flight recorder. You need to
declare on paper, after you power up the Volkslogger.



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