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Old March 30th 04, 08:47 PM
Ray Andraka
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I check mine before each flight provided there is a ground check
available, and then I just write it on my kneeboard with the required
date, type of test etc. That way it is always current (and if I am
somewhere I can't check it usually have a few months of old papers on
the knee board anyway), and I know immediately if it is misbehaving.

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