Which logbook do you use?

[Skypicswa]

In AUS I have been using the Airservices one but find in UAV's not always as useful to what I want. I just bought this one on Amazon


Has anyone used it? What are folks using?
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/151212902X/ref=pd_luc_rh_chashrec_03_02_t_img_lh?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[snerd]

I don't use a log. Well, just what's in the Go app.


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[RedHotPoker]

Same here, I feel no need, & no need at all. Hehe

We just follow the battery log in the Go App. It's all good.

RedHotPoker

 

[BILLSTMAXX]

I just the app too. It's got all the info I need

 

[BigAl07]

I use Drone Logbook and thus far like it. I'm not keen on having to DL the logs from the tablet, upload them to a website to convert to the correct format, download to my laptop, then upload to the Drone Logbook to automatically populate the fields for me.

Once this is all complete it makes a very nice and neat looking logbook that I print out weekly and carry with me.

 

[Skypicswa]

Sorry, I should have said flying commercially not hobby and not just P3

 

[Skypicswa]

I use Drone Logbook and thus far like it. I'm not keen on having to DL the logs from the tablet, upload them to a website to convert to the correct format, download to my laptop, then upload to the Drone Logbook to automatically populate the fields for me.

Once this is all complete it makes a very nice and neat looking logbook that I print out weekly and carry with me.

Looks ok, will have a look at it, thx BA

 

[alokbhargava]

App is good enough to keep logs

 

[lotusteve]

I use Drone Logbook and thus far like it. I'm not keen on having to DL the logs from the tablet, upload them to a website to convert to the correct format, download to my laptop, then upload to the Drone Logbook to automatically populate the fields for me.

Once this is all complete it makes a very nice and neat looking logbook that I print out weekly and carry with me.

I also use drone logbook,nice looking and does a good job.

 

[johngussman]

healthydrones.com is good enough for me.