Wizard Step 2: Powerplant Info

Enter your engine information:

• Manufacturer - Engine maker (e.g., "LYCOMING", "CONTINENTAL")
• Model - Engine model designation (e.g., "O320")
• Serial Number - From engine data plate
• Current Tach Time - Current tachometer hours
• Major Overhaul Time - Time at last major overhaul (SMOH)

• Current Tach Time - The primary time used for maintenance tracking
• Major Overhaul Time - Time since major overhaul (SMOH). If never overhauled, this equals total time since new (TTSN)

Example: If your engine has 3000 tach hours and was overhauled at 2000 hours, enter 3000 for Current Tach and 2000 for Major Overhaul (meaning 1000 hours SMOH).

If you set "Number of Powerplants" to 2 or more in Step 1:

• You'll see a separate form for each engine
• Each engine is tracked independently
• Enter unique serial numbers and times for each

• TBO Tracking - Know when engine is approaching recommended overhaul
• Maintenance Scheduling - Oil changes and service based on hours
• Resale Value - Accurate times are essential for aircraft valuation

• Refer to your engine logbooks for accurate time information
• Check the last major overhaul entry for SMOH time
• You can update these values later from Aircraft Setup