Retrieving data from a 396
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Heck, That's easy........
Just crash the plane and the NTSB will ship the unit back to their lab for forensic reconstruction... Your wife will eventually get the complete details..

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Jus kiddin...

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Stol wrote:Heck, That's easy........
Just crash the plane and the NTSB will ship the unit back to their lab for forensic reconstruction... Your wife will eventually get the complete details..

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Jus kiddin...

That's thinking outside the box

. Aaaaand I wouldn't have to fill out my log book.
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I don't know how to help retrieve info from further back, but this might help you keep from having this problem again. I take pictures with my iPhone of the "flights" screen occasionally (often enough to stay ahead of the deletion) to have record of the flights. Then whenever I get ready to catch up the log book I pull out my phone, view photos, and copy it down.
Glad to know I'm not the only one that gets behind.
Hope this helps.
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You can try to download your track into a GARMIN map program or Google earth. You can see where you have been, and estimate the times from there. I do that a lot. Many times the GPS logs the wrong strips when landing at unmarked strips so I look at the track just to see where I have been. I think the track goes back further than the flight log
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