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For all looking for a way to get your logbook into the cloud: The english version of divelogs has a new domain divelogs.org The most feature rich, web-based dive log in the world with imports for literally any dive computer logs. Online since 2004! Pictures, Maps, Videos, multiple exports...

Lucky you :-) I have not had one helpful contact to a DC manufacturer in 12 years. Every single one I asked for information replied with "not gonna help, go away". Even had one company threaten me with a lawsuit. Must add though, that I only contacted those where I couldn't figure out the format...

There is a way to do that :-) get a free account at https://en.divelogs.de, import your Oceanic files there and then download directly into subsurface. see Moving your dive logbook from PC to Mac - Joe's Scuba Blog for a very similar story

@Chris from Suunto: Why in God's name can I still not enter a divesite or a location where the dive took place? What is so hard about providing a field for the buddys name? People have been asking for this since the original release of DM4. And now please spare me the "use the tags" advice...

Yep, there are multiple softwares that read your DC: Diving Log 5.0 (not free, but very good, Windows) Diving Log 5.0 - Scuba Log, Scuba Logbook, Dive Log, Divelog - Logbook software for scuba diving - Logbuch Software zum Tauchen Subsurface (free and open source, all platforms) Subsurface | An...

Just wondering, did you find divelogs - Online Dive Logs during your research? It neither charges nor lacks features. To name a few: - 20+ logbook imports from all major DC manufacturers. Gets your complete logbook online in under a minute. - Linking buddies ("buddy network") - Google Maps...

In case you're still looking, give divelogs - Online Dive Logs a try. Its actively maintained and has a lot of features you might find useful. And it imports logbooks from all major dive computer programs

You could give divelogs - Online Dive Logs a try. You can import your digital logbook from 20 different formats and export it to many as well - including an ebook format and put it on your favorite mobile device. That way, you will always have it with you.

It is worth it and the housing does not interfere. Here are some samples from my S95 with the UWL-H100 LD (almost everything that's not macro is with the lens attached) Unterwasserbilder » Rotes Meer » 2011 II Blue Pearl : Klemmkeil.de

And what good does that do if the APPLICATION does not SHOW this information??? If everything is stored locally, then make it accessible locally. And let me edit it locally. I take my electronic log along on holidays to read about a divesite I've been before. How do you expect me to do this if...

At least the old dives all import now. But dear Suunto, that is really really not near enough for me (and probably most) to switch. No offline editing and storage of all relevant data (take a look at version 3), no switching. And that also means no new Suunto Computer, if I'd be stuck to this...

OMG. That must ne the biggest piece of c*** software I have seen in a long time... If there is no version of the software, that can store all data without using some cloud bulls***, then I will switch to another manufaturer for my next computer. And that's a promise. Great Job Suunto, did...

+1 divelogs - Online logbooks for divers

Again: If thats what he entered, thats what he gets, even if it's impossible. I don't prevent people from entering things that are not possible... Its a personal logbook and if people want to log dives on the moon, they may ;) Kind regards, Rainer

[x] done :-) Imperial units are now supported. Choose the units when registering or change them in your user menu after logging in. Previously logged dives will be converted automatically. You can switch between the imperial and metric as often as you wish. Pleasure! Feedback is always...

If thats what Werner entered, then thats what will be in his logbook... The only sanity check I do is check if a dive with the same date and time is already there. But if you look at the times, they are not the same (neither is the location or divesite). So, you get what you put in there (same...

Thanks for that Charlie, the SAC is an easy one, but as you said, the tank volume is the one thats making trouble :-) I don't have a field for the working pressure until now (didn't need it for SAC as the tank volume liters and start and end pressure are enough), so its not really possible to...

Started work on this yesterday, should be going live by the coming weekend. I'm planning on letting the user decide whether his/her logbook will be imperial or metric. Just a question for me, living in Europe and not familiar with the imperial system: Do you calculate your SAC in liters/minute...

Yeah: divelogs - Online logbooks for divers Won't get lost there... :cool2: Also syncs with Diving Log 5 which has already been recommended in this thread. Regards, Rainer

3291 Divespots in this file: http://divelogs.de/divelogs_public_dives.kml Collected from all the public logbooks at divelogs.de. Each entry links to the log for further details... File gets new divespots daily. Regards Rainer