Submersible Pressure Gauges (SPGs) In this quick tips video, I'm going over everything to do with submersible pressure gauges. We're looking at the components of an SPG, how to select an SPG for your dive set up and the common maintenance issues with SPGs.

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A submersible pressure gauge is an essential instrument for any scuba diver. You have to know how much gas you have remaining at all times. Choosing the right gauge includes decisions like what colour should the gauge face be, how long should the high pressure hose be and do I want imperial or metric units?

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James



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Submersible Pressure Gauges (SPGs)

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