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One option for checklists for those of us who don't like looking at the microscopic print on some of the commercial ones is to make our on on a PC. The best binder for this is a surplus Air Force Crew Checklist binder that are usually obtainable at aviation surplus places, e-bay and at major fly-ins (I got mine at the Copperstate fly-in). These binders come with clear plastic page covers that will take a slightly trimmed down 8.5 x 11 paper folded in two. They are tough, easy to open up and fold over so you are only looking at a half page at one time. With the slide in sheet, they are easy to change if you want to customise a checklist to your requirements - You could add a "check cell phone OFF line as an example. | One option for checklists for those of us who don't like looking at the microscopic print on some of the commercial ones is to make our on on a PC. The best binder for this is a surplus Air Force Crew Checklist binder that are usually obtainable at aviation surplus places, e-bay and at major fly-ins (I got mine at the Copperstate fly-in). These binders come with clear plastic page covers that will take a slightly trimmed down 8.5 x 11 paper folded in two. They are tough, easy to open up and fold over so you are only looking at a half page at one time. With the slide in sheet, they are easy to change if you want to customise a checklist to your requirements - You could add a "check cell phone OFF line as an example. | ||
This is what the binders | This is what the binders look like...[[Image:Checklist_binder.jpg]] | ||
To help you get started, here are my checklists made as a MSword document. | To help you get started, here are my checklists made as a MSword document. | ||
It covers Normal Operation, Emergencies and Preflight. I printed the Emergency pages on colored paper to make them easy to see. | |||
It covers Normal Operation, Emergencies and Preflight. | |||
I printed the Emergency pages on colored paper to make them easy to see. ''Gil Alexander'' | |||
[[[http://www.home.earthlink.net/~gilalex/Tiger/check-list-N12GA.doc Sample AA-5B knots Check List]]] | [[[http://www.home.earthlink.net/~gilalex/Tiger/check-list-N12GA.doc Sample AA-5B knots Check List]]] | ||
Revision as of 05:24, 4 February 2006
Checklists - General
One option for checklists for those of us who don't like looking at the microscopic print on some of the commercial ones is to make our on on a PC. The best binder for this is a surplus Air Force Crew Checklist binder that are usually obtainable at aviation surplus places, e-bay and at major fly-ins (I got mine at the Copperstate fly-in). These binders come with clear plastic page covers that will take a slightly trimmed down 8.5 x 11 paper folded in two. They are tough, easy to open up and fold over so you are only looking at a half page at one time. With the slide in sheet, they are easy to change if you want to customise a checklist to your requirements - You could add a "check cell phone OFF line as an example.
This is what the binders look like...
To help you get started, here are my checklists made as a MSword document.
It covers Normal Operation, Emergencies and Preflight.
I printed the Emergency pages on colored paper to make them easy to see. Gil Alexander
