Printable log book for the boat
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JumbleDuck
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Charts can be kept up to date?
webcraft
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Here's a useful sailing logbook I have used for the last fifteen years. Print both sides back to back and cut to A5 size. I use mine with a cut-down 2-ring binder. Navigation log on one side, narrative on the reverse.
In Word format: http://www.bluemoment.com/downloads/logbbook.doc
In PDF format: http://www.bluemoment.com/downloads/logbook.pdf
One advantage of a looseleaf format is you can easily take sheets with you on other boats. I do this when running charters or delivering boats.
- W
Here's a useful sailing logbook I have used for the last fifteen years. Print both sides back to back and cut to A5 size. I use mine with a cut-down 2-ring binder. Navigation log on one side, narrative on the reverse.
In Word format: http://www.bluemoment.com/downloads/logbbook.doc
In PDF format: http://www.bluemoment.com/downloads/logbook.pdf
One advantage of a looseleaf format is you can easily take sheets with you on other boats. I do this when running charters or delivering boats.
- W
aquaplane
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I just use an A5 book.
Forecast and tides on the left page, where we are and what we are doing on the right page.
Single handed I don't always manage to note Lat/Long, course / speed every hour, but try to. Turning points are generally noted.
There is some flexibility if we stay put for a front coming through, forecasts can spill onto the right hand page.
Forecast and tides on the left page, where we are and what we are doing on the right page.
Single handed I don't always manage to note Lat/Long, course / speed every hour, but try to. Turning points are generally noted.
There is some flexibility if we stay put for a front coming through, forecasts can spill onto the right hand page.
