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passport size like log book
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Mario
2003-07-25 09:44:37 UTC
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Hello,

Can you please post any log book that you have found usefull but I
would like them to be passport like size: 12.5cm X 9cm (4.9in X 3.5in
) approximatelly.

PLease let me know any kind or this approximated measures which are
passport like or even better if they are like sheets that can be
inserted into a binder with closing rings.

PLease let me know brand, model, contact place to order it.

Does PADI or any other SCUBA Diving association makes this smaller
size log books ?

Thanks,

Mario
nickjb
2003-07-25 13:08:27 UTC
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Post by Mario
Hello,
Can you please post any log book that you have found usefull but I
would like them to be passport like size: 12.5cm X 9cm (4.9in X 3.5in
) approximatelly.
PLease let me know any kind or this approximated measures which are
passport like or even better if they are like sheets that can be
inserted into a binder with closing rings.
PLease let me know brand, model, contact place to order it.
Does PADI or any other SCUBA Diving association makes this smaller
size log books ?
Thanks,
Mario
The BSAC one is pretty small
Michael Sutton
2003-07-25 13:55:21 UTC
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Post by Mario
Can you please post any log book that you have found usefull but I
would like them to be passport like size: 12.5cm X 9cm (4.9in X 3.5in
) approximatelly.
PLease let me know any kind or this approximated measures which are
passport like or even better if they are like sheets that can be
inserted into a binder with closing rings.
PLease let me know brand, model, contact place to order it.
Does PADI or any other SCUBA Diving association makes this smaller
size log books ?
This is the logbook I've got

http://www.scubapro.com/products/accessories/passport_log/passport_log.asp

It's almost exactly the same size as my passport.
I really like it because it's small, waterproof, and gives
you lots of room to write details and comments.
Even though it's pages are waterproof, i still keep it
in a Ziplock bag to keep it from getting soaked or saturated
on the dive boat.

you should be able to buy it anywhere you can buy Scubapro
products. there is a dealers link on that above web page.
I think it was about $10-$15 US. (but not sure.)

I did a search and this is the first dealer I found
that sells it. I'm sure you can find more.
http://www.yachtdiver.com/sp/acc/misc.shtml

I'm really happy with it as I didn't want to haul
around a huge binder type like the PADI brand one
and other brands were paper and got wet easily.

this should help.

-Mike
Jason O'Rourke
2003-07-25 18:57:08 UTC
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Post by Mario
Can you please post any log book that you have found usefull but I
would like them to be passport like size: 12.5cm X 9cm (4.9in X 3.5in
) approximatelly.
Naui's format was exactly like that, but I believe they stopped printing
them a few years back.
--
Jason O'Rourke www.jor.com
H. Huntzinger
2003-07-26 10:46:35 UTC
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Post by Mario
Hello,
Can you please post any log book that you have found usefull but I
would like them to be passport like size: 12.5cm X 9cm (4.9in X 3.5in
) approximatelly.
PLease let me know any kind or this approximated measures which are
passport like or even better if they are like sheets that can be
inserted into a binder with closing rings.
PLease let me know brand, model, contact place to order it.
What I use are spiral-bound index cards, available from my local office
supply store.

Because they're made of heavy index card stock, they're more rugged,
more wind resistant and water resistant. While they're technically not
waterproof, than normal lightweight paper (including the waterproof
stuff), they do tolerate damp hands, water dripping from your hair, etc,
because of the heavy paper stock.

Note that these are just simple lined cards, so you'll have to invent
and use your own "logbook" data format. IMO, this is worth it, because
this also means that you can easily dedicate a page anytime you want to
draw a map, tear it out of the book for some other purpose without
guilt, etc. Here's an example page (note that you probably won't
understand all of my shorthand):

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The specific place in the USA that I get them is through an office
supply store retail chain called Staples (www.staples.com). The proper
product name is "Oxford Spiral Bound Index Cards" and the below URL
should give you more information:

http://tinyurl.com/i4cx

They're roughly US$2 for a 50 page notebook, and they're available in
both 3"x5" size and 4"x6" size (I use the 3x5). Just toss a cheap pen
through the spiral binding and the whole thing into a ziplock bag.


-hh

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