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February 10th 04, 04:47 AM
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Ground tests & pilot logbook.
Just a curious question here. Normally when I fly, my pilot logbook
time starts when the hobbs meter starts ticking. That includes probably 10 minutes of taxing, runnup, etc. What about taxing tests on a experimental? Does that count? 
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