rjchandler
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fisherdvm:
Solo dives are witnessed by Hans.
Do you fill out your dive log??
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Solo dives are witnessed by Hans.
I know a guy whose solo dives are all initialed "SB". Apparently, it stands for "solo buddy", "sans buddy", or something like that, but if he has an anti-solo logbook nazi to deal with, "SB" is "Sidney Buckner"... after all, diving solo sid buckner system...
recoiljunky
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I can't remember the last time I logged a dive and I doubt I could find my old logbook if I tried.
There's not much of a purpose in it for me.
There's not much of a purpose in it for me.
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I'm bad. After like my 6th log book, I said what the hay. When your diving with someone new out of the US and in the US as far as that is concerned I've been asked to see a log book a few times. But I'm lucky enough to have a boat loads of different C-cards and they wave you off.
I still fill out my log book but I don't count every up and down anymore. Only if I'm doing different sites in the same day will I use a separate page. Otherwise each day counts as 1. I get my students to sign my book or whomever I am diving with. If I am solo then there is noone to sign, but I will note that it was a solo dive.
lisajade
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Most of my dives are logged, I think I got lazy at the end of my last Key's trip and missed a couple, but I'll get those from my BF during our next trip.
As an instructor, it is tough to keep up with. However, it was my new years resolution to log my dives. I've been diligent about it and have found it rather enjoyable. I figured having a student sign my log book carried no point.
ecudiver
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so far ive logged all my dives i like to keep a race up with my roommate to see who has the most bottome time and dives
I like to draw maps. If I dive a really cool site that has unusual coral formations or swim thrus, I will sketch out a rough map in my log. I do the same for penetration points and interior layouts on wreck dives.
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