Amber
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That's a good idea. When winter break is over and I get back to school, I'll see what I can do about starting something similar.
Thank you
Amber
Thank you
Amber
How many logged dives do you have?
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montereydivemas
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dont have my log book handy but about 85, and I am already a divemaster
still at the phase where i need the logged dive to get more training, thou i no longer take classes as soon as i hit the minimum requirement.
reconsidering when i should do a recount - used to think maybe actual # = logged - training dives gives a better picture. but then again, some of the training dives gave me profound learnin'.
which is why i log my dive.
now i'm confused :bonk:
reconsidering when i should do a recount - used to think maybe actual # = logged - training dives gives a better picture. but then again, some of the training dives gave me profound learnin'.
which is why i log my dive.
now i'm confused :bonk:
TAM Dive
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Can't believe I've been doing this for 30 years...............you gotta luv it.............
John:mean:
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Jester
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I suspect I'll continue to log them, if only to keep track of new things I've seen, or new conditions, or new lessons, etc.
stevsgarage
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I have just crossed into the getting the hang of it catagory. just over 50 if you don't count the times my buddy and I got seperated on our decent through the muddy waters of Missouri.
Keeping a log book is very usefull for begining and occational divers to learn and keep track of the proper weights and gear you used to help improve your skills for the next dive. I can understand how a person with more than several hundred could become so casual about the log book but I think there should be more instruction on it in basic certifcation.
Keeping a log book is very usefull for begining and occational divers to learn and keep track of the proper weights and gear you used to help improve your skills for the next dive. I can understand how a person with more than several hundred could become so casual about the log book but I think there should be more instruction on it in basic certifcation.
295 so far. Open water of one form or another. Many Nitrox, lots on liveaboards, a few in a missile silo, not near enough on a rebreather and too damn many in 4ft vis!
Been diving almost 4 years
Joe
Been diving almost 4 years
Joe
ibnygator
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92 so far in eight years of occassional diving. I've set a goal of at least 50 for this year with about half being in the St. Lawrence. My last 5 were there and I can't wait to get back!
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ibnygator
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I have logged all of my OW dives, no pool dives. Have around 7 or 8 night dives and about half at 80' or deeper.
WillAbbott
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21Dives and counting (including the OW dives, NO pool dives) And thats been all of them since being certified in December, so all but 4(the OW dives) have been since January of this year... Busy, Busy, going for 100+ by 2004
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