How do you log your dives?

[EliotD]

So I have my dives racked up in 4 places, its getting nuts, how do you log your dives?

 

[Scuba_Jenny]

I log them the old fashioned way.. by hand in a book. The standard book is long gone and I now use a customized page that eventually reads more like a diary than a log book. Great for those miserable non diving days and I can reminise.

 

[Jcsgt]

I also log mine on paper. It works for me.

 

[spectrum]

In Excel, It does the calculations and keeps it all organized.

Pete

 

[Jcsgt]

In Excel, It does the calculations and keeps it all organized.

Pete

Someday, I'll learn how to do that!

 

[Knight1989]

I use my standard PADI log books, works great for me, but am trying out an online log book as well. Probably end up being more work than its worth logging in 2 spots.

 

[dmmike]

I log my dives in both ss log book, then again when I down load my computor. I like the download because it profiles the dive in graph form. Plus it's pretty cool to see how well I can control my stops at differnt depths for differnt periods of time.

 

[chip104]

In Excel, It does the calculations and keeps it all organized.

Pete

possible to post the excel sheet you use?



I use some I made up myself. In fact, I was googling for sample logs and that's how I found scubaboard!

 

[dlndavid]

Hi Chip, what's up buddy?
I log mine in my PADI log books and downloads from my DC.

 

[Kwbyron]

I started an Excel file, but don't really like it. I'd like to find some sort of software I could use..put basic info in the paper log(depth, time, quick notes) then keep a more detailed log for personal refrence....