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Pressure Gauge reads pressure up to 5000 psi and features a thermometer for temperature readings. As like the depth gauge, the SPG has high visibility graphics with bright red from 0 to 500 psi reserve air orange indicators between500 to 1,000 psi for extended reserve air for deeper dives and blue between 1,500 to 5,000 psi. Pressure gauge face is also luminescent.
The Compass is liquid filled for a quick and responsive movement. A Ratchet Bezel with compass headings in 30 degrees numbered increments and indicator marks for every 10 degrees. Bezel has twin heading indicators for alignment of compass course, and a lubber line across the compass face. A side window with compass degrees allows gun-sight accurate use when precise headings are required. Compass card is luminescent for low light conditions.
Both the depth and pressure gauges are small 1.75" diameter and protected by a sleek impact resistant rubber boot that has dual rubber eyelets for attachment of a lanyard or clip keeping the diver streamline and reef and environment conscious.
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from Montreal, PQ on 4/18/2011
Comments about Genesis Genesis CG5336 200ft. In-Line Console:
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from Balmorhea, TX on 3/21/2011
Comments about Genesis Genesis CG5336 200ft. In-Line Console:
Is very easy to read and works great! Glows in the dark for those night dives when you really need to see that you aren't running out of air. It's great for people just getting into diving and definitely gives you everything you need in a console to enjoy a dive.
from Las Vegas on 7/12/2010
Comments about Genesis Genesis CG5336 200ft. In-Line Console:
Its great for the price, Air an Depth work perfect, Temp gauge not very practical
from Chicago, IL on 6/15/2010
Comments about Genesis Genesis CG5336 200ft. In-Line Console:
The three in line console is supper, easy to read and compass is very comfortably possitioned for easy navigation. The price and performance deffinetly beats the Scubapro three in line console.
from Tampa Fl on 1/8/2010
Comments about Genesis Genesis CG5336 200ft. In-Line Console:
Was dissapointed in the compass. It seems to always stick. For the price though its a good beginner console.
from Del Rio, TX on 8/19/2009
Comments about Genesis Genesis CG5336 200ft. In-Line Console:
I would have liked a better idea of how easy/difficult it would be to swap out the analog depth gauge with a puck-style computer. I purchased this in order to put my Genesis React computer in place of the analog gauge. It almost fits and was extremely difficult to swap out. I'll have to watch it on the first few dives to make sure the tightness of the fit coupled with working under pressure doesn't "pop" the computer out of the console.
The analog in-line with Resource computer installe
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from ardmore,ok on 8/11/2009
Comments about Genesis Genesis CG5336 200ft. In-Line Console:
I really like the in-line design. My other consoles you have to turn over to read the compass. The angle of the compass makes it very easy to read. Gauges are very easy to see and read even in murky water.
from Augusta, Ga on 7/8/2009
Comments about Genesis Genesis CG5336 200ft. In-Line Console:
Great set of gauges. I use them as back up for my computer. Easy to read.
from Westerly on 5/13/2009
Comments about Genesis Genesis CG5336 200ft. In-Line Console:
Easy to read. Worth more than the price
Good advice, good service
from Hudson, NH on 2/9/2009
Comments about Genesis Genesis CG5336 200ft. In-Line Console:
Everything you need in one console: SPG, Depth gauge, compass, and temp gauge.
from salt lake city on 8/21/2008
Comments about Genesis Genesis CG5336 200ft. In-Line Console:
great set for me
from Rockford IL on 8/21/2008
Comments about Genesis Genesis CG5336 200ft. In-Line Console:
Like the added temp gage.
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from Manitoba Canada on 5/28/2008
Comments about Genesis Genesis CG5336 200ft. In-Line Console:
Nice economical gauges that have all most will need.