My flying stats for 2022

[bruceh]

Hey RB'ers! Happy New Year.

Here's my blog writeup for my 2022 flying.

[A2022]

97.7 flying hours for me in 2022. it had a bump after I received a folding bike. I track my hours by APRS 2 min airborne interval ticks and add 3 percent for taxi. APRS reports the destination too. if APRS misses a 2-minute reporting tic then I lose that time, but it makes it easy for me. I suppose ADSB could also be used for the logbook somehow. total aircraft flight time = 1050 hrs. since 2013.

this is the first year that I am out of BFR cert. scheduled several times in Dec but could not make it happen. so, I can't fly until I get that done. scheduled again for this weekend.

[Pisces Women]

Hey RB'ers! Happy New Year.
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Here's my blog writeup for my 2022 flying.

Blog is very good and nicely written.
You should write and share more blogs like this one.
It is a good read!

[A2022]

early look at 2023 flying. I think having the folding bike has upped my flying hours this year. projected to be well above last year. the fun factor was way up! mission accomplished on riding the entire Keweenaw peninsula loop. that was a good one. next year it's a lot more of Michigan.

[rockwoodrv9a]

Steve, what do you use to show all flights for the year? I would like to do that the end of this year. Thanks

[A2022]

I use APRS, an independent GPS tracking system by HAM operators. I have a HAM license. then Byonics - MicroTrak connected to my #2 whip antenna on the belly. I am tracked by both ADSB and APRS, no chance to hide, don't want to, always able to pinpoint my location to within a couple miles. Google also plots APRS data, so you can see it that way also.

http://dubner.us/cgi-bin/ui.cgi?call=N531EM data for the past 1 year

https://www.byonics.com/microtrak

https://aprs.fi/#!mt=roadmap&z=11&call= ... &tail=3600 data for the past 3 years