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PostPosted: Tue Jan 03, 2012 1:37 am 
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I'm just finishing off the most recent self-paced study program published in last quarter's ASL. As per the instructions on the form itself, I intend to retain it among my records. One thing I'm not entirely clear on, however, is whether or not I need to make an associated entry in my log book stating that I've completed it. I took a PDM a couple years back, and as part of that particular process, the people in attendance wrote a blurb about the course in their logs and had the instructor sign it off - anything similar required here?

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PostPosted: Tue Jan 03, 2012 1:49 am 
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Strictly speaking you should carry it with you in case you get ramped. The sad part is the self paced study program asks questions that are so utterly irrelevant to anything that would actually be of value in safely and effectively operating any aircraft that it is a complete waste of time. My advice is ignore the stupid exam and meet the requirement by taking an hour of dual with a good experienced instructor and practicing all the things you don't usually do. Make up your own training syllabus appropriate to the type of flying you do and the kind of aircraft you usually fly.


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Strictly speaking "it is to be retained by the pilot." I don't know of anyone who carries it with them... I thought the usual procedure was to keep it on file - wherever.

As for a log book entry, I've never noted a requirement for an entry. Feel free to make one for yourself if you like. Can't see that it hurts anything.


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