lost log book

[АлександрД]

The thread title is misleading. The OP didn’t lose a logbook, they never did one.

please, read topic title

 

[doctormike]

please, read topic title

Please read thread.

 

[АлександрД]

Please read thread.

and for the answer to the thread is second part of my message

But this offer is to the future.
Now you can (as mentioned before) take records from divecomputer or try to recover it from your photos.
Than try to remember approx. nuber of your dive, and start to filling new logbook from last 5-10 dives, that you can remember.
Also you can try to find your friends or buddies, who dive with you, and collect their signs.

 

[Bob DBF]

3. Start new at dive #1

I'm on my third new log as events took two from me. As long as you dive it's surprising how fast the new one fills up.

The thread title is misleading. The OP didn’t lose a logbook, they never did one.

A distinction without a difference. Once it's gone, you might as well not have had one.

To the OP, just start logging the latest ones on your computer, or you remember, keep diving, an keep up your log.
My third log start was easier as I had been using a computer for awhile and started with the dozen dives saved on the computer. I needed dives for training so I started, however the instructor never asked to see the log. There is an advantage to be old and known as a diver in the area for decades.


Bob

 

[doctormike]

A distinction without a difference. Once it's gone, you might as well not have had one.

The distinction is, if you lost your logbook, that implies that you wanted to keep one in the first place…

And the possibility of “losing a logbook” is a great argument for a digital log.