hsinhai
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That's a key thing about it not suddenly going away, being open source you can download the sourcecode if you ever really felt the need or desire to contribute. No company behind it, just a team of contributors.
Logging Dives?
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urbaneve71
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I used to be an avid logger of dives - every dive and copious amount of notes. Then SSI went digital -- so now a good portion is handwritten logs and then my newer dives were logged on the SSI website. I was not about to go and log almost a 150 previous dives on the SSI website just to stay current. BUT.....I do manually log any dive that falls outside of what I call my normal parameters (I.E. - sucked more air than normal, any equipment problems, what person I dove with since I tend to be a solo diver, etc that way I can look at those records and see how it affected me.)
And now that I have my little Puck Pro (which I love) I really dont need to write them down. I did however, log my dives from Roatan. because I knew I would one day go back. The only problem now is that sine my thyroid went wonky I will not be able to follow what weights I used before and such. It will be interesting to see what my bottom time and such is going to be with the added weight.
But I will say this, mannually logging dives and keeping accurate records does keep one knowledgeable incase one is ever without a computer to do it for you.
@RobPNW -- I looged my dives with SSI so I could update my card, but...………...I never go around to updating my card. In fact my SSI dive card is the one that was issued way when from my checkout dives.
@Belzelbub -- I never found a way to do it either so I stopped input my logs on the webiste
And now that I have my little Puck Pro (which I love) I really dont need to write them down. I did however, log my dives from Roatan. because I knew I would one day go back. The only problem now is that sine my thyroid went wonky I will not be able to follow what weights I used before and such. It will be interesting to see what my bottom time and such is going to be with the added weight.
But I will say this, mannually logging dives and keeping accurate records does keep one knowledgeable incase one is ever without a computer to do it for you.
@RobPNW -- I looged my dives with SSI so I could update my card, but...………...I never go around to updating my card. In fact my SSI dive card is the one that was issued way when from my checkout dives.
@Belzelbub -- I never found a way to do it either so I stopped input my logs on the webiste
Prometheanfire
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Does SSI allow export of the data in a common format? IIRC GDPR may require it, but a more common option would be nice.
urbaneve71
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@Prometheanfire I am not sure. I actually haven't been to the website to upload any dives in the past year or two. I prob. should check it out
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