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Old 27th Jun 2010, 23:56   #1 (permalink)
 
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Writing the snags in the cap 741 logbook?

When i write a job in the logbook, Do I have to write the snag associated to it or just the action taken?
Lately i'v been writing the action taken merely but it looks a bit odd without the snag.
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Old 28th Jun 2010, 17:37   #2 (permalink)
 
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Write everything you do in your logbook!

if you have a CAP741 book the instructions for filling it out that are in it are quite good.
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Old 28th Jun 2010, 20:45   #3 (permalink)
 
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As Miles says, write everything, including fault finding/troubleshooting if you are an Avionic type.
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Old 29th Jun 2010, 11:22   #4 (permalink)
 
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Thank you all for the suggestions.
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