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    We're thrilled to introduce the Printable Logbook View, a beautifully organized way to relive, document, and share your boating adventures! This feature is thoughtfully designed for both digital viewing and high-quality physical printing.

    🌟 Key Features: Chronological Order: Your journey unfolds clearly from the oldest entry to the newest. Stunning Full-width Photos: Enjoy your boating memories in crisp, vibrant detail. Optimized for Printing: Carefully formatted for seamless viewing on screens and paper. Detailed Locations: Every entry includes precise coordinates for accurate reference. Distinct Entry Types: Easily differentiate between moorage points and trackpoints. One-Click Printing: Conveniently print your logbook entries directly from the page. 🚀 How to Access:

    You can explore the new Printable Logbook feature via:

    Printable Logbook under More menu Direct link: Printable Logbook (Please make sure you are logged in) ✨ Tips for Best Results: Printing: Select landscape mode for the optimal photo arrangement. Use the Web App: Mobile devices are not always optimized for printing. Try using the web interface to print. Digital Viewing: Click photos to expand and enjoy greater detail. Comprehensive Entries: All your notes and photos automatically included. Organized View: Entries neatly grouped by location and type.

    We hope this enhanced view enriches your boating documentation and makes sharing your adventures even more enjoyable. We look forward to your feedback—please share your thoughts below!

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    Hello John, That’s a good catch, I’m not the developer but I’m assuming that that was the most intuitive direction when he developed it. I’m guessing he’ll comment on this if need be. Thanks, Kevin.

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    Hi @Sparohok, thank you.

    This is definitely unusual, Saillogger normally eliminates all those starting points automatically and works without any issues. You’re clearly observing something different.
    Having a position all the time is actually a good thing, so that won’t cause the issue, but I suspect it has something to do with that USB GPS.

    I presume you have a GPS source on your NMEA network (chartplotter, AIS, etc.) that comes online before you start moving. If so, can you configure a priority so that your USB GPS is always the lowest priority and only used when nothing else is available?

    Go to Signal K → Server → Data Connections and, using the Priorities table at the bottom, configure priority for your navigation.position and give higher priority to NMEA sources (make sure your instruments are on while you do this). Put the USB GPS at the bottom, and set a timeout of 5 or 10 seconds.

    It will look something like this:

    Screenshot 2025-08-13 at 9.00.35 PM.png

    Make sure you restart Signal K afterwards and let us know what happens on your next trip.

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