Sailing Logbook: A Sail Logbook for day Sailor as well as passage maker and Cruiser

A Sailor’s Logbook:Your personal Journal for Coastal Cruising, Offshore Passages, Boat Care and maintenace.This is based on our own experiences in sailing and cruising.The layout includes:On the first page record owner and vessel information.A page to record your boat name in telephony phonetics for radio communications with the help of an included Morse and Telephony table.Cloud Type Chart and Beaufort Scale Table with some explanation on each one.Point of sail explanation.MMSI Explanation.Then the logbook is divided in to the two main sections:Coastal logs - one page per day and room for 60 days to record.Departure, arrival and distance travel.Sea and wind conditions.Vessel data on engine usage, sails used and average speed maintained.Anchoring / Docking data.Crew and guest list.Blue Water logs – are on a double page per day and room for 55 days to record.Date, passage name, day number and UTC offset.A crew and guest list.Watch check box list.Table for an hourly recording of position, heading, Log, Speed over ground, barometer reading, wind direction and speed, weather condition, sail configuration and general remarks.Daily checklist for most onboard systems.Four pages to record maintenance on the boat, boat equipment and boat systems.Four note pages to record additional notes. Read more