Electronic Logbooks

Go to www.winsite.com
They have a ton of free software including logbooks.
Lou

Thanks for the suggestions everyone! I'll have a look at everything
you've suggested.

wrote:
You many want to check out http://www.logshare.com.

It's a free web-based logbook developed by Dan Checkoway (RV-7 builder)
that I use. The service will keep track of all the currency
requirements and send you an email reminder that your currency will
soon expire. You don't have to share your data but it's pretty cool to
see who else has flown the same tail numbers.

Since it's web-based you can enter data from any internet enabled
computer/pda and when your pc goes TU you won't loose your log data. I
personally download a backup of the data, which can easily be imported
into other programs should the service cease to exist.

--ken

daniel.bascomb wrote:
My pilot's logbook is in an apalling state - it is covered in coffee
stains and tipp-ex.
I heard that if you search hard enough on google you can find some
really good (and free) electronic logbooks. It would really help me to
be able to keep an electronic copy of all records as well as my regular
logbook.
Does anyone know where I can get a good e-logbook from?

Daniel

wrote:
You many want to check out http://www.logshare.com.

It's a free web-based logbook developed by Dan Checkoway (RV-7 builder)
that I use. The service will keep track of all the currency
requirements and send you an email reminder that your currency will
soon expire. You don't have to share your data but it's pretty cool to
see who else has flown the same tail numbers.

I started entering my old logbook data here (from 1978) and noticed that
I had not logged my solo time as also PIC time. I don't know if this is
simply due to an error on my or my instructor's part or if the regs
were different back then. Anyone know of a source for part 61 as it
existed in 1978? Does anyone know if this logging of PIC for student
pilot solo flight was authorized then?

Matt

I started entering my old logbook data here (from 1978) and noticed that I had not logged my solo time as also PIC time. I don't know if this is simply due to an error on my or my instructor's part or if the regs were different back then. Anyone know of a source for part 61 as it existed in 1978? Does anyone know if this logging of PIC for student pilot solo flight was authorized then?

There was a time where pre-license solo time could not be logged as PIC
time. The rule changed, retroactively. You can go back and enter your
pre-license solo time as PIC time.

I don't have a reference handy however.

Jose
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"There are 3 secrets to the perfect landing. Unfortunately, nobody knows
what they are." - (mike).
for Email, make the obvious change in the address.

Link to historical FAR on this page
http://www.faa.gov/regulations_polic...a_regulations/

http://www.airweb.faa.gov/Regulatory...e?OpenFrameSet


"Jose" wrote in message
news | I started entering my old logbook data here (from 1978)
and noticed that I had not logged my solo time as also PIC
time. I don't know if this is simply due to an error on my
or my instructor's part or if the regs were different back
then. Anyone know of a source for part 61 as it existed in
1978? Does anyone know if this logging of PIC for student
pilot solo flight was authorized then?
|
| There was a time where pre-license solo time could not be
logged as PIC
| time. The rule changed, retroactively. You can go back
and enter your
| pre-license solo time as PIC time.
|
| I don't have a reference handy however.
|
| Jose
| --
| "There are 3 secrets to the perfect landing.
Unfortunately, nobody knows
| what they are." - (mike).
| for Email, make the obvious change in the address.

Jim Macklin wrote:
Link to historical FAR on this page
http://www.faa.gov/regulations_polic...a_regulations/

http://www.airweb.faa.gov/Regulatory...e?OpenFrameSet

Thanks, Jim. I think I looked at that page once and didn't see that
historical link.

Matt

daniel.bascomb wrote:
Does anyone know where I can get a good e-logbook from?

Daniel

Logshare is a good online solution. I also like
http://www.pilotpal.com/logbook

Brock Boss
SP-N3916R
KAAA

daniel.bascomb wrote:

Does anyone know where I can get a good e-logbook from?

No experience with it-
http://www.e-pilotworld.com/

This guy has an excellent logbook program I used when I drove a truck.
I think it would probably be adaptable for flight. He offers a free 60
day trial - http://www.driversdailylog.com/ (go to the download page)
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- gpsman