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So you've finished a dive. The water was crystal clear and the reef was teeming with marine life. Before you pack up to go home, you record the information from your dive in your logbook. After all, the dive is not officially over until you complete your dive log.Dive logs are a common sight around dive shops these days. Keeping them after every dive is a habit all scuba divers are encouraged to develop from their first scuba course, and which many divers continue throughout their diving careers. But, why do we keep dive logs?Dive logs were first used to ensure safe dive planning of repetitive dives. Divers would record the information from previous dives in a logbook, so that they could calculate the safe parameters for their next one. With the advent of dive computers, planning has become largely obsolete. But there are other reasons to keep dive logs. Proof of your experience as a diverA valuable reference for future divesA learning tool for divers who want to improve their skills.Allows you to capture and preserve your memories.Logs can create a connection with other diversHappy safe diving, enjoy your dive, enjoy your logging!

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