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Re: depth gauges
Carsten - from Germany
Hi Michael,
I use a normal scuba gauges outside the acryl dome window.
It hads a stop indicator for the greatest deep and a screw
to adjust the zero level. Estimate price is about 40-50 Dollars.
Its pictured on PSUBS picture gallery - page 11 picture 2.
On the picture - Just under my hand and a little higher than the
bow.side thruster.
Works good, is small, easy installation, its cheap and needs no holes in
the pressurehull.
All maintance is to clean it (also the hole boat) with fresh water after
diving in salt water.
Carsten Standfuss
Michael B Holt schrieb:
>
> On Mon, 20 Sep 1999 16:10:52 -0600 "Dale's" writes:
> >I was wondering what everyone uses for depth gauges..I didnt think this
> >would be a problem , untill I started looking for them.. All I can find
> >are scuba gauges, or regular pressure gauges, that I would have to
> >re-mark the face.. any help??
>
> This is a good question.
>
> I've seen diver's depth gauges strapped to parts of the sub in sight
> of a window. But that seems . . . unsatisfactory . . . to use as the
> main depth gauge.
>
> By the way, I have a diver's depth gauge that is always telling me
> I'm 12 feet down. Can this be fixed?
>
> Mike Holt
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