[BCJV3]

Afternoon folks,

Can anyone provide me with a link to print off an A5 PLOG for VFR PPL Flying?

Cheers,
Jack

[Dave W]

I produced this ages ago. I'd do it differently nowadays, but see what you think.

[BCJV3]

Thanks Dave

Jack

[johnm]

Why not just print the Skydemon one 2 per page??

[GrahamB]

It's easy enough to design your own in Excel, which makes it readily modifiable should the need arise, and print it two-up on A4.

[johnm]

It's easy enough to design your own in Excel, which makes it readily modifiable should the need arise, and print it two-up on A4.

Like this ??

The fuel entries are fuel remaining and fuel used from the JPI engine monitor in case you were wondering...

[GrahamB]

The fuel entries are fuel remaining and fuel used from the JPI engine monitor in case you were wondering...

Not really!

[johnm]

<chuckle> I use the Skydemon plog alongside it so it's just for a writing pad to help with my lousy memory really. I can't remember the last time I planned a flight with a chart and paper plog which is a tribute to how the technology has developed in the last decade...

[GrahamB]

My page pre-dates the JPI being installed, but I still use it as a means of ensuring balanced tanks and a cross-check to the JPI.

Like you, I haven't created a plog manually for donkey's years. This one isn't even paper; it's a pdf which sits in GoodNotes which I run in the right hand side of a large iPad Pro in dual screen mode, using an Apple Pencil to scribble on it. SD runs in the left hand side.

[Genghis the Engineer]

Afternoon folks,

Can anyone provide me with a link to print off an A5 PLOG for VFR PPL Flying?

Cheers,
Jack

I designed my own in MS Word many years ago, and with modifications from time to time I'm still using it and it got me through two CPL courses successfully. PM me your email address and I'll send you the file - you can then adjust it to your own preferences and print out as you feel the need.

G

[BCJV3]

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Many Thanks
Jack

[Sir Morley Steven]

Afternoon folks,

Can anyone provide me with a link to print off an A5 PLOG for VFR PPL Flying?

Cheers,
Jack

You could design your own.

[Genghis the Engineer]

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Many Thanks
Jack

Incoming.

And if I were you, I'd go back and remove your email address from that post. Leaving an address up on a bulletin board unprotected is a great way to attract spam.

G

[Grey Beard]

Bit late to the party but here's mine: https://5pcfc.files.wordpress.com/2015/05/small-plog-v1-00.pdf It folds in half - but I can't say I've used the bit on the left page for quite a while.

[tcc1000]

I use the one from http://www.flyingstudents.co.uk - that website appears to be inactive, but you can see what it looks like on https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/523543525416458992/. PM me with your email address if you want the pdf.

For the data to put in it, for PPL training I used https://paulbanks.org/projects/vfrplan/ which allows you to fill it in, input wind information at the last minute and do the maths for you.