Logbook accuracy questions

[Palmpilot]

That's not always good advice Tony. I once had an ATM machine give me $20 too much money. I called the bank the next day and tried to give it back. They kept getting confused and thought I was filing a claim for getting shorted and I had to eventually talk to a higher level manager in customer service to convince them that I was actually reporting that it gave me too much. They assured me that if the ATM came up $20 short that they'd go get it from my account.

A month later, I noticed on my statement that they'd put another $20 in my account

Grocery store checkers always seem surprised when I tell them they gave me too much change!

 

[dmccormack]

I keep both written and electronic logs. They don't agree at all. I suspect lots of arithmetic errors.

I don't care either. I don't even know why I bother.

Just in case you launch into IMC in uncontrolled airspace and the FAA finds out and comes after you.

 

[Greg Bockelman]

Just in case you launch into IMC in uncontrolled airspace and the FAA finds out and comes after you.

Uhmm, I suspect as long as the proper entrys were made in the logbook showing currency, the FAA couldn't care less about math errors. Unless it involves aeronautical experience dealing with ratings and certificates, but that wasn't the issue.