Who decided a .25” x 1” Remarks box was a good idea? Man, I dislike this logbook.
Jeppesen Logbook Grrr!
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You don't have to color in the lines - you can use every block for a single flight if you'd like. That said, I put "see notes" if I need a lot of space, and have a separate note/logbook full of detailed flight reports.
Nauga,
who wonders why they're called dailies when they take a week to write
Nauga,
who wonders why they're called dailies when they take a week to write
schmookeeg
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Yeah this is why I keep 0.38mm scratchy-scratch pens in my flight bag. I hate using those things. I often try to take the remarks into the right among the frequently redundant hour columns -- or at least the signature. My sig could take up that whole dang box if I wasn't paying attention.
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Bro do you even lift
use a fine point pen and skip vowels
Go to the dark side. 
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Van Johnston
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If that is .25" high, then it looks way longer than 1".
RussR
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So, buy a different logbook?
Use more than one line?
Use an electronic logbook instead?
Or suffer.
Ryan, you’re trying to make this much too simple when there’s an effective, complicated, hassle of a solution available to you.
Type up your remarks on your computer, then reduce the font size to 2 or 3 or whatever might fit. Print the file onto sticker paper, cut out the printed rectangle, then paste it into your logbook.
Done! And a PITA, too, right?
Type up your remarks on your computer, then reduce the font size to 2 or 3 or whatever might fit. Print the file onto sticker paper, cut out the printed rectangle, then paste it into your logbook.
Done! And a PITA, too, right?
Yeah, but those firs three solutions are too easy to possibly work.
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Snorting his way across the USA
My flying is unremarkable, so it's no big deal to me.
Yeah, but Ryan on the other hand, well,......
How much space do you need to write “pattern work”?
I’m sorry, I just couldn’t help myself.
I’m sorry, I just couldn’t help myself.
DaleB
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I had to pull mine out and look at it. The cover says. "PILOT LOGBOOK", and there are copyright dates and "All rights reserved" on one of the inside pages -- but nowhere in the book does it give any indication of who printed or sold it. None. I bought it in '98 or '99, but have no idea where from. Probably the FBO after a discovery flight or something.
I find it much faster to fill out the Jeppesen compared to the ASA. I’m not afraid to write additional comments on the empty boxes as well. But most flights are uneventful with nothing much to write.
I just use the remarks box to record the NTSB report number. I can get the details there whenever I want them.
"Lunch"How much space do you need to write “pattern work”?
I’m sorry, I just couldn’t help myself.
“Had the Reuben”
Just so you didn’t have the fish....
Zeldman
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I use a spiral notebook and make the columns the size I want them.
And a whole lot less expensive than that leather bound log book with gold leaf pilot initials on the front.
And a whole lot less expensive than that leather bound log book with gold leaf pilot initials on the front.
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And fried okra.
It makes me feel good inside that I’ve established a signature dish that everyone remembers me by!
As a rusty pilot I do wish that I'd have done better about keeping more of a mini journal for my flights. Looking back many of those flights seemed unremarkable at the time, but now that memory has faded I wish I'd written more.