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Logging Flights

Cheers all! I'm a BAR and have found r.m.r so helpful thanks to all the pros here. I was wondering if anyone has a form or spreadsheet or know of a place to download one for logging flights? Trying to get my son started off learning rocketry correctly instead of just "shooting off rockets at random" Steve

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Kevin Hall
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They have a great flight log. Also reviews of most rockets out there and a great collection of knowledge.

-Aaron

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Aaron

If you have M$ Access, try my flight log book:

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Advanced Rocket Club - Western Australia
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Impakt

The link

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took me to a site with a description of ROC-LOG. At the bottom of that page I found "Click here to download ROC-LOG Version 1.0 (1mb RAR)", but it appears to be a broken, non-existing, or incomplete link to the .RAR file. I tried Internet Explorer and Netscape. ROC-LOG looks promising an I would like to download it. Does anyone have a working online location for this file?

Thanks All. Harold

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| If you have M$ Access, try my flight log book: | |

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Harold Bradtke

Sorry about that Harold, I'm not sure how the link got broken :-/ It's fixed now! :-) the url direct to the rar is simply:

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I hope you enjoy using roclog. If you have any problems, feel free to drop me an email to: impaktiinet.net.au

Regards

Paul Collier Perth Advanced Rocket Club - Western Australia Perth Advanced Rocket Club - Western Australia

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Impakt

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