Wetnotes, what should I look for?

[Quero]

@ RJP ==

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Fun to read, Ray!

 

[FritzCat66]

Ray's post needs to be nominated for "post of the month" or something. Very funny and well-composed (and also well-illustrated)!

 

[reefduffer]

The only thing about the Croquis is it has no native clip or attachment point. I used a tie-wrap, pretty effective.

My solution is described here: http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/accessories/333263-putting-leash-pilot-croquis-pencil.html

 

[D_B]

RJP ... Brilliant !! :laughing:

 

[rongoodman]

The only thing about the Croquis is it has no native clip or attachment point. I used a tie-wrap, pretty effective.

A true genius posted this over at The Dive Matrix--the perfect attachment point for the Croquis, see post #18. It works like a charm.

Super-duper wetnotes pencil??

 

[Ana]

US military uses very good waterproof paper. If you have any connection to DoD you may be better off using their paper. Comes in spiral notebooks several sizes, little ring binder for sheets about 5x3 inches, also fiber bound notebooks. Covers are either plastic of fiber. Very durable.

Before using the military ones I used field book for land surveying also very durable.

There are certain things you are better off staying away from the "scuba" label

 

[iztok]

I gave up on regular pencils. The wood always splits open.

Local churches have endless supply of them for free.