[EAS] EAS Log Format

[Dave Kline]

I agree with Rod on this. (Yes sometimes the planets all do align and there is order in the Universe) :-)

I too have never had it be an issue during an ABIP inspection to attach the EAS printout to "the log", however you may define the "Log."
I think the safe bet is in signing and dating the EAS printout. This, at the very least, says you actually laid eyes on it, as in you reviewed it as required. And as long as you are addressing any missed, required alerts, who's to say how thoroughly you "reviewed" it otherwise?

You want to cut the paperwork to a minimum and still be legal? That's my 0.02 worth.

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Dave Kline 
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On Apr 5, 2018, at 9:11 AM, Rod Zeigler wrote:

>I have done exactly this for the last 20+/- years and it has passed muster with every ABIP inspector that has looked at it.
>Paper tape back in the day and now print outs from the EAS box.
>What is more accurate? The source of the information or the transcription? I choose the source, and simply sign it as reflecting the truth as I know it.

>Rod

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>R. V. Zeigler, Dir. of Eng.
>Nebraska Rural Radio Assn.
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