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When logging a VOR check, which of the following must be recorded?

Altitude during check
Signature of the pilot conducting the test
Type of aircraft used
Flight plan number

The correct answer is: Signature of the pilot conducting the test

When logging a VOR check, it's essential to record the signature of the pilot conducting the test. This is important because the signature serves as a formal verification that the check was completed by a qualified individual. It indicates that the pilot has taken responsibility for the validity of the VOR equipment and the accuracy of the check performed. While other details may help in identifying the conditions under which the VOR check was performed, such as the altitude or type of aircraft, they are not mandatory for the logging process. The signature is what confirms that the pilot has conducted the check, ensuring regulatory compliance and accountability in maintaining the instrument's accuracy.