Logbook?
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Your older guys like the paper don’t you.
I recommend Air data as It can do a much better job of analyzing things like your battery.
Plus there’s a full record of the GPS flight track.
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I wouldn't say I'm old...some people might be offended. But yeah, I'm all about paper
I agree with JimD about AirData UAV (Drone Data Management and Flight Analysis | Airdata UAV). The service integrates with so many apps now that it is well worth it for all the things it does that a paper logbook can't, and it does everything automatically. One of the best things I like is it will give you the exact location where your aircraft went down if you should lose it over a forest or a cornfield, or even your local town.
In the Civil Air Patrol, we use a form for recording our individual flights on a mission, and I'm encouraging our members to use it as a personal paper-based logbook. (form is attached).
Jonathan Rupprecht (a good drone lawyer) has an article on his website concerning logbooks. It is well worth reading: jrupprechtlaw.com/drone-logbook/
Roger Wilco
In the Civil Air Patrol, we use a form for recording our individual flights on a mission, and I'm encouraging our members to use it as a personal paper-based logbook. (form is attached).
Jonathan Rupprecht (a good drone lawyer) has an article on his website concerning logbooks. It is well worth reading: jrupprechtlaw.com/drone-logbook/
Roger Wilco
Is anyone using Dronelogbook?
It too has good features, interfaces with multiple apps, and looks like it handles more platforms & batteries for free version. It's next step up is similar to Airdata price structure.
www.dronelogbook.com
It too has good features, interfaces with multiple apps, and looks like it handles more platforms & batteries for free version. It's next step up is similar to Airdata price structure.
DroneLogbook
DroneLogbook is the one-stop flight log and management solution for the UAV/Drone Industry.
We each keep a paper version and on DroneLogbook. On the off chance that the FAA requires a look at my logbook I can give them the paper version without having my electronic devices taken.
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