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> AOPA Magazine October issue Page 30-31 has a breakdown of the
> Electronic Flight Bag paper requirements. Charlie  K.

Thanks Charlie,

It was under a pile of otherwise junk mail 8 inches from my keyboard.
Thanks for helping me unclutter my filing system.

The article seems to exclude Part 91 operators (except for Large
Airplanes) so I sent Mr Terpstra an email hoping to further enlighten my
Part 91 legalities.  I'll publish his thoughts.

Larry