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My boats

Your own, a charter or a club boat — each with its own history of miles, engine hours and handovers.

Where they live

My boats

“Me → Boats” or “More → My boats”. The “+” button adds a new one: vessel name, type, model, length, draft, hull number, call sign, home base and a photo.

Why fill this in

The boat’s data is used by other screens and saves you time at an awkward moment:

Handover takes the model and the hull number for the report header.

The MAYDAY template fills in the vessel name and the call sign — you will not have to recall them on air.

The logbook counts miles and engine hours per boat.

Draft is useful in questions to the assistant: “what does a 2.1 m draft mean in this bay”.

A charter boat

It is convenient to add a charter boat in advance, before the handover: the session links to it right away, and after the return the whole history — checklist, photos, reports — stays in the boat’s card.

A boat can be deleted; the passages stay in the logbook but lose their link.

Read next

Handover: where to startEvery charter is its own session: the checklist, the photos and the report stay in the boat’s history and never mix with another charter.Recording a passageThe round button at the bottom is the whole recording. The track, the miles, the time and the speed are counted by GPS, even with the screen off.Reading a passage: map, charts, GPXThe passage card shows the track on a map, the speed by hour and the weather that was there at the time, and hands you a GPX file for any other program.