LOGBOOK Sailor's standard: Sailor's Standard Logbook - Designed to Aligns with Key Maritime Regulations | Document Your Journeys with One Line per Day, Accurately Log Your Mileage and Track Your Hours

Book Synopsis: Comprehensive Sailor's Standard Logbook: A Perfect Gift and Essential Tool

Whether you're a captain, a beginner yachtsman, or looking for the perfect gift for a sailing enthusiast, the Sailor's Standard Logbook is the tool you need. Created by a professional yachtsman with 30 years of sea experience, it provides a meticulous and structured way to record sea time, conforming to the highest international standards. This isn't just a beautiful gift - it's a functional, necessary tool in the modern world of sailing.

Unique Structure for Detailed, Organized Record Keeping

The Sailor's Standard Logbook is specifically designed to reflect the routine of modern sailors, who typically embark on weekly voyages. The structure of the logbook allows for detailed record-keeping, including the following daily entries:

• Vessel's name and type: At the start of each week, specify the name and type of the vessel.
• Departure & Arrival: Record your departure and arrival times each day.
• Weather: Keep track of the daily weather conditions.
• Distance: Note the distance covered each day.
• Time: Record the time spent each day.
• Engine Hours: Keep a record of engine usage.
• Remarks: An area for additional notes or observations.

After seven daily entries, there is a summary field for weekly totals, including total distance covered, night hours, and additional comments. The logbook accommodates two weeks per page, with a summary at the end of each page and continuous totals throughout the logbook. This structure strikes a sensible balance between personal details and the statistical information required by maritime authorities, making remembering and documenting these details no longer a post-voyage hassle.

Designed for Major Maritime Standards

The logbook is designed to comply with the United States Coast Guard (USCG - 46 CFR 10.232), International Yacht Training (IYT - Candidate Seatime Form), and Royal Yachting Association/Maritime and Coastguard Agency (RYA/MCA - Yachtmaster Personal Logbook) standards, making it universally applicable. This isn't just a logbook - it's a testament to your sea time, recognized by major international maritime organizations.