Simple sheet to record aircraft data
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Simple sheet to record aircraft data
Can anyone point me to a simple form which one can use to jot down the key data for an aeroplane - stuff like rotation speed, Vx, Vy, fuel consumption - the key items one could extract from the pilot operating handbook and then have as a ready-reference.
I searched on Google but it's one of those things where one needs to know what such a document is called.
Hopefully, someone will know what I mean.
I searched on Google but it's one of those things where one needs to know what such a document is called.
Hopefully, someone will know what I mean.
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PM me with your email and can send you a copy of mine for the C150 (in mph), C152 (in Kts), Robin DR400, and about to do type up PA28 and Cirrus SR20.
Its not cheating.....actually pretty sensible, especially if flying several different aircraft. I run my ATIS/mini route plog next to it as really useful for a quick glance for rotate/final clean:final flap configs. ASI
Its not cheating.....actually pretty sensible, especially if flying several different aircraft. I run my ATIS/mini route plog next to it as really useful for a quick glance for rotate/final clean:final flap configs. ASI
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For goodness sake man, all you need are these:
Google Image Result for http://www.gtdtimes.com/files/2008/12/100_02801.jpg
http://www.ryman.co.uk/Catalogue/Rym...0820016002.jpg
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http://www.ryman.co.uk/Catalogue/Rym...0820016002.jpg
Years ago I just used MS Excel to make a simple sheet with stuff like a PLOG (loosely based on the pads that they used to sell at LAC) and particular frequencies for wherever I am going to fly. Few empty boxes to put ATIS info, eng start / stop T/O / Land times, Hobbs, Datcon Fuel before T/O, after landing etc. and they can easily be amended every time I fly.
Easy to put a few V Speeds down the side and after a while of saving each new one, you'll have a library for different aeroplanes and different routes.
Easy to put a few V Speeds down the side and after a while of saving each new one, you'll have a library for different aeroplanes and different routes.
Last edited by Dave Gittins; 13th May 2013 at 12:46.
Nothing .. you can either stick a blank piece of paper on it (like plenty do) or have a pre formatted bit like others have suggested.
Or if you can't make your own you can buy them.
Transair VFR A5 Flight Pad
and to be even handed
Pooleys A5 VFR Flight Log - Detailed item view - Leading Flight Equipment, Pilot Supplies, Aircraft Equipment, Aviation Headsets
Or if you can't make your own you can buy them.
Transair VFR A5 Flight Pad
and to be even handed
Pooleys A5 VFR Flight Log - Detailed item view - Leading Flight Equipment, Pilot Supplies, Aircraft Equipment, Aviation Headsets
