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11/11/2017 10:19 PM
 

A "gentleman" whose plane I travelled more than 2,000 miles each way to see as a pre-buy trip took me up for a demo ride and it was impressive.  However, the plane's seats, being an experimental, were unlike any of the other planes of that type I've looked at and sat in.  I could not fit in either seat vertically without slouching very uncomfortably, nor could the stick have full travel because of the way I had to sit.  So I had to decline the aircraft as I have neither the expertise nor the tools to modify those seat mounts the way they're built.  After I get home, he contacts me asking for money for the fuel on that little flight!  I won't bother to tell you what thoughts went through my mind at that.  Anyway, I had turned on iFlyGPS on my phone before we left the ground and I'm pretty sure I saved the track/flight.  I uploaded it to your server so I could get it downloaded on the Winblows computer and check the time of flight.  However, I'm just not sure how to "replay" the flight.  Can you guys provide some guidance on that, please?

Thanks.

 
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11/13/2017 5:56 AM
 

I think you're looking for Menu > History > Show Past Flight Trail.  You will see a list of recorded flights and their durations.  (You can do this on your phone, without transferring the logs to Windows.)

As an aside, another possible option for determining the duration of a flight is to check flightaware.com for the tail number of the plane you were in.  If your plane was not using ADSB-out and you weren't using Flight Following (or on an IFR plan), then there won't be any way to retrieve the data (since there won't be any way to link any position data they got with your tail number).  However, if you did have ADSB-out or used FF, then FA probably has a record.

 
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11/19/2017 10:43 AM
 

Thank you, Cobra, that worked.  However, I did have to convert the iFly log into a kml file first.  That was done through an on-line converter (couldn't download it to my own machine.)

 
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