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LeisurePro > Essential Equipment > Gauges >

Oceanic Maxdepth Combo Double Gauge "Old Style"

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Oceanic Maxdepth Combo Double Gauge "Old Style"

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Description Accessories Reviews (27)Q&A

Questions about this item:

Shopper Does the other side have a compass?

TAMMY P No it does not just has a spot to put one in. Not very expensive paid about 35.00 for mine

JOEY A There is no compass

PRESTON T No is does not, but you can buy one and install it on the back.

ROGER H No, only a slot for one. The compass that fits in is about $55.00

DAVID R No, there is no compass included.

WILLIAM M no compass

SEAN F No, but there is a spot to put one.

ASHLEY G The other side does not have one installed, however one can be added at a later time.

HOPE L Unfortunitely it doesn't, but it looks like you can buy a compas and integrade it.

thewookie t do you know if a zoop would fit in this console (I have one that I can use for a backup)?

Monica s The zoop is a little too big for this consol.

Craig E I currently dive with an Aeris Elite T3 AI Computer and would like to know if anyone else uses a full console as a "back up" to their computer? While this would be a safe way to dive would this be overkill? Would a single SPG be a better alternative? Any thoughts would be helpful...

Craig E Thanks to all for your assistance in helping me choose the right gauge for my needs. I bought the Oceanic Maxflex Combo Gauge here at Leisure Pro - Can't wait to try it on my next trip this July..!

MARY ANN O When diving redundancy is the name of the game. Diving in Puerto Rico my VT3's rubber seal cracked had to borrow dive masters combo gauges. What if, I would have been stuck on the boat waiting to hear stories of what I missed.

Craig E Point well taken... At least wit a combo gauge I could dive by tables if my computer failed... Thanks for a great, common sense answer.

BRIAN M I don't usually bring back ups because you can always safely ascend if you dive within recreational limits. However, I've very recently begun technical diving in caves, and backups are necessary in those conditions, so I dive with a 2nd computer. If I didn't have the computer then this dual gauge combo would be a minimum since your Aeris is air integrated and you'd lose depth and pressure if the computer died.

ANDRES A the SPG is enough, if the computer fails to communicate with the transmitter you will know how much air you have to do a safe ascent with out the risk of an out of air situation.

Shopper Por favor me pueden decir las medidas tomadas por las dos relojes sin el mango de agarre: ......... largo, ancho y profundidad? Gracias

Daniel W is this 3/8" hose thread size please? ...thank YOU!

ARTHUR M Mine is 7/16, my older units had high and low pressure were the same which would be 3/8.

DARRYL H Can the gauge be swapped out for a computer, and if so, how easy/difficult is it - and what dimensions are workable for this?

MICHAEL B Darryl, I bought this console to replace my older Oceanic 3 gauge console (Depth, SPG and compass on back). This console contains the depth and the SPG. It is different in that it is of a harder material than my original soft rubber one. Not exactly sure what it would accomodate since I just took a look at it and the end opposite the hose connection to the SPG appears to be deeper as console is deeper so not sure why that is. I am not even sure if my old gauges would fit in this one. It has the name "Swiv" on the side of it and it appears that the dia for the gauge that it would house is 2 1/4 ". Hope this is enough info for you but if you need more info feel free to email me directly and perhaps I can get you the exact info that you need. Good luck

Monica s Yes you can, the depth gauge just pops out and you can put a computer in. If you choose an oceanic module or similar type module it will fit.

Shopper Will a veo 2.0 fit in this console?

David R It will not fit as it is a little different in diameter

Shopper What is the difference between the " old Style" & the new one ? Is there difference on size ?

Bill P Its just the style of the boot, the gauges are the same size

Shopper Can this gauge accommodate a compass on the reverse side?

LeisurePro S Yes, you can purchase a compass "puck" and pop it into or glue it to a space on the back of the gauge. Here is the compass that goes with this gauge.

Shopper Which compass module can be added to this console?

LeisurePro S Here is the compass that goes with this gauge.

Shopper Does it come with a hose?

LeisurePro S Yes, this model comes with a hose and includes the pressure gauge and depth gauge.

Shopper Can I add a compass?

LeisurePro S Yes. Here is the compass that is compatible with this console.

Shopper Is this device in Metric system?

LeisurePro S Sorry, no. Check out OCNMDCM which is a very similar version in metric.

Shopper Is this Nitrox compatible?

LeisurePro S Yes up to 40%

Comments from people who bought this product:

ARTHUR M function and simplicity

REVIEW SNAPSHOT®

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Oceanic Maxdepth Combo Double Gauge "Old Style"

4.5

(based on 27 reviews)

92%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Functional (16)
Easy to use (15)
Solid construction (11)
Lightweight (10)
Easy to read (9)

Cons

Limited functions (3)

Best Uses

Recreation (18)
Warm water (14)
Cold water (10)
All diving applications (9)
Extreme depths (4)

- Reviewer Profile:
- Advanced diver (8), Recreational diver (6), Professional diver (4), Advanced (3)
- Diving Type:
- Open water diving (3)
- Was this a gift?:
- No (3)

Most Liked Positive Review

works good

It is just what any diver could need for the price. If you cant afford a computer yet this will do just fine till then. Pluss it is small enough to not get in ...Read complete review

It is just what any diver could need for the price. If you cant afford a computer yet this will do just fine till then. Pluss it is small enough to not get in the way and big enough to read. I highly recomend this product untill you can get a computer. I used this for three years and never failed me once.

Most Liked Negative Review

Serves the purpose

Nearly impossible to remove the depth gauge to replace with a computer. I purchased it to put a computer I already owned in, but I have yet to get the depth gauge out, even...Read complete review

Nearly impossible to remove the depth gauge to replace with a computer. I purchased it to put a computer I already owned in, but I have yet to get the depth gauge out, even following the somewhat vague instructions.

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1/27/2011

(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Perfect Set of Gauges

By SC

from PA

About Me Casual/ Recreational

Pros

Easy To Use
Functional
Improves Diving Experience
Large Numbers Easy To See
Lightweight
Solid Construction

Cons

Best Uses

All Diving Applications
Cold Water
Professional
Recreation
Warm Water

Comments about Oceanic Maxdepth Combo Double Gauge "Old Style":

Great set of gauges! I thought I would need to add prescription lens' to my mask to see. But once I got underwater (factoring the 30%magnification) I could see the gauges perfectly without (I wear glasses because I am far sighted). Also, the guages are very accurate. I added a compass to the cavity on the underside...it fit properly without any issues.

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1/15/2011

4.0

Good enought

By atol07

from Brazil

About Me Beginner

Pros

Easy To Use
Functional
Improves Diving Experience
Lightweight
Solid Construction

Cons

Best Uses

Comments about Oceanic Maxdepth Combo Double Gauge "Old Style":

Ease to read, even to medium presbyopic eyes

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12/18/2010

5.0

I love it!

By K

from Canada

About Me Advanced

Pros

Easy To Use
Functional
Improves Diving Experience
Solid Construction

Cons

Best Uses

All Diving Applications

Comments about Oceanic Maxdepth Combo Double Gauge "Old Style":

I bought this from Leisure Pro and am really happy with it. I've seen some consoles that seem like cheesy toys, but this is well made.

The best thing about this unit is that (on mine) the depth and compass are on the same side, so it's perfect for navigating when the vis is less than desirable. This way you don't have to flip the stupid console over to check depth (I ran into a ship's boiler doing that). That's just smart!

I would buy this unit again! Thanks LP!

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8/9/2010

4.0

Great Basic Gauge Set

By Hayden

from Wickford, RI

About Me Advanced

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Pros

Compass easy to read
Easy To Use
Functional
Lightweight

Cons

Best Uses

All Diving Applications

Comments about Oceanic Maxdepth Combo Double Gauge "Old Style":

Great introductory gauge. I hope to change it out with an electronic computer

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6/21/2010

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

yes would buy it again

By pete

from west cost of puerto rico

About Me Professional

Pros

Easy To Use
Functional
Lightweight
Solid Construction

Cons

Compack

Best Uses

Recreation
Warm Water

Comments about Oceanic Maxdepth Combo Double Gauge "Old Style":

I do reef and wall diving and it works great small and compack make it easy to yo stay trim line during your dive and maintain great neutrality in the water.

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