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tonyplane(at)bellsouth.ne
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Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2007 11:58 am Post subject: Re :Documenting construction

I used the EAA  log book that required hand  written entrys.  Did not wish to be bothered to get on my computer after  working on the airplane.  I also took pictures.

  

 When I made a reservation for my repairman's  certificate with the FSDO, I was told to bring in only my log book and not my  pictures.  

  

 I presented my coffee, primer, and blood stained  log book and had my temp repairman cert approved within minutes.

  

 I have a member of my EAA chapter writing  on a calander on the wall for his construction log for his RV-8.  (He  works close with the FAA on a lot of things, including his managing an  airport.)

  

 Tony Graziano

 601XL; N493TG ;265 hrs

  

  

             Subject:              Documenting        construction        From:              Elden Jacobson (eldenej(at)yahoo.com ([email]eldenej(at)yahoo.com?subject=Re:%20Documenting%20construction&replyto=216276.69189.qm(at)web33308.mail.mud.yahoo.com[/email]))        Date:              [b]Sun Jul 22 - 8:41        PM[/b] [quote] 	  Quote: 	
		  I am neaarly ready to begin. The 601 quick-build is here, as is a new 3300. I have

acquired the various tools needed, and have been reading widely (including

this list, for the last four or so months). My wife and I have completed the

rudder workshop.

   

  Documenting the construction process seems obviously necessary, and I have been

impressed by the several websites that builders have created. But I've little

sense as to how you builders have gone about this task of leaving a trail.

Ideas on how this is being accomplished would be very welcome.

   

  Thanks,

   

  Elden Jacobson

	
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ashontz

Joined: 27 Dec 2006
Posts: 723

Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2007 12:22 pm Post subject: Re: Re :Documenting construction

I'm using MyKitLog as my logbook. I can't imagine a nice neat print out with pictures and verification from a tech counselor all printed out and bound as being suspicious looking. 



[quote="tonyplane(at)bellsouth.ne"]I used the EAA  log book that required hand  written entrys.  Did not wish to be bothered to get on my computer after  working on the airplane.  I also took pictures.

  

 When I made a reservation for my repairman's  certificate with the FSDO, I was told to bring in only my log book and not my  pictures.  

  

 I presented my coffee, primer, and blood stained  log book and had my temp repairman cert approved within minutes.

  

 I have a member of my EAA chapter writing  on a calander on the wall for his construction log for his RV-8.  (He  works close with the FAA on a lot of things, including his managing an  airport.)

  

 Tony Graziano

 601XL; N493TG ;265 hrs

  

  

             Subject:              Documenting        construction        From:              Elden Jacobson (eldenej(at)yahoo.com ([email]eldenej(at)yahoo.com?subject=Re:%20Documenting%20construction&replyto=216276.69189.qm(at)web33308.mail.mud.yahoo.com[/email]))        Date:              [b]Sun Jul 22 - 8:41        PM[/b]  	  Quote: 	
		   	  Quote: 	
		  I am neaarly ready to begin. The 601 quick-build is here, as is a new 3300. I have

acquired the various tools needed, and have been reading widely (including

this list, for the last four or so months). My wife and I have completed the

rudder workshop.

   

  Documenting the construction process seems obviously necessary, and I have been

impressed by the several websites that builders have created. But I've little

sense as to how you builders have gone about this task of leaving a trail.

Ideas on how this is being accomplished would be very welcome.

   

  Thanks,

   

  Elden Jacobson

	
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