Gauging visibility and depth?
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You can get a depth guage which can be console mounted or wrist mounted. These are typically Bourdon tube instruments of various design.
Visibility is mostly by your judgement unless its less than 3 feet/1 meter.
Seems like I recall a discussion on visibility last year so you may want to try doing a search for that topic.
Visibility is mostly by your judgement unless its less than 3 feet/1 meter.
Seems like I recall a discussion on visibility last year so you may want to try doing a search for that topic.
Do not dive without either a computer or a depth gauge and a watch/bottom timer. If you use the depth gauge and watch/bottom timer combination it's a very good idea to have a depth guage with a maximum depth indicator. Visibility is nice to know, knowing your depth is critical.
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