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December 21st 03, 05:07 PM
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"Jay Honeck" wrote in message news:7oiFb.618964$Fm2.558042@attbi_s04... With built-in flight timers becoming the norm in virtually all new avionics (heck, even the new transponder I'm getting has one), just wondering if folks are migrating away from using hobbs/tach time to record their flight time? The "time in motion" timer in my GPS is a godsend for going back and determining how long you flew (of course, we have to guess as to how much of the time was me and how much was Margy still). 
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