Logbook
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Nice to know it's not just us old guys. Try always keeping them in the same general vicinity.
silver-eagle
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They call that CRS or in your case, CRC and that's not cyclic redundancy check.
Cap'n Jack
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Glad you found it. Now go & make copies (if you haven't done so already). Have you checked the Cessna & Piper for the headset?
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you probably wore that headset when we went up in the 150 the other day
jesse
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nope. I couldn't find it the other day. Remember I used the one in the plane?
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It was in the last place you looked. Right ??? 
sorry I couldn't resist
Seriously, glad you found both, but losing a logbook could be down right scarey. I leave mine at the house and just have a small notebook in the plane.
sorry I couldn't resist
Seriously, glad you found both, but losing a logbook could be down right scarey. I leave mine at the house and just have a small notebook in the plane.
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It was in the last place you looked. Right ???
sorry I couldn't resist
Seriously, glad you found both, but losing a logbook could be down right scarey. I leave mine at the house and just have a small notebook in the plane.
Folks used to make photocopies of every page Just in Case.
An Excel spreadsheet can compliment/backup a traditional logbook.
Keep photocopies of endorsements, and a few key entries, of course, but since computers are ubiquitous, it makes sense to have electronic copy (plus it makes filling an 8710 MUCH easier!)