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Also for tagging your dives. Your watch would know where you descended/ascended. It’s great for when you’re in the middle of nowhere on a liveaboard and you fo
by mynameisvlad 4y ago
Also for tagging your dives. Your watch would know where you descended/ascended.
It’s great for when you’re in the middle of nowhere on a liveaboard and you forget the names of the dive sites. My Suunto watch uses the phone’s GPS for the same purpose.
- scrumper 4y agoYes exactly, it's for tagging dives. Times and locations only, nothing about what happens underwater. Edit: actually my computer does that too, well, the app does sort of: the app I have for capturing data from it takes the GPS location when you trigger a sync. Since I don't sync on the boat (why play with a phone?!) it's not very useful. You can easily edit though, drag a pin around and plop the rough location. MacDive, it's a decent bit of software.
- mynameisvlad 4y agoI use Dive Log[0] which I believe does the same thing, tags when it syncs. Suunto's app as well. I'll usually initiate a sync when I get back on the boat if only to fill in the additional details like island/country/buddy. I started doing it on my first post-OW class dives so it's nice to look back and see all the dives I've done, who I did them with, what equipment I used, etc. [0]: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dive-log/id301049600 https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dive-log/id301049600