The Best SPGs For 2021 | Dive Brief

[@simplyscuba]

*Shop SPGs* - www.simplyscuba.com/SPGs-and-Depth-Gauges/ssdsl16057.htm What SPG do you have? Let us know below!

[@russellhogg3547]

FYI the Cressi Digi 2 doesn't only display accurate cylinder pressure and depth. It also displays the estimated time (minutes) to 50 bar based on the current gas usage - very useful to see how gas consumption is tracking - this was the main reason I purchased this gauge. Also displays temperature information and dive time. It is not replace a dive computer since it doesn't track NDL.

[@robbo3lj871]

have a Digi 2 myself and i love it. the accuracy is +/- 1% as opposed to a regular gauge which is +/-10%. its as good as you can get to AI without AI ( if that makes sense)

[@arminleitner1097]

I claim that 90% uses tanks with

[@Pallidum]

SPG, now in Dark Mode. :D

[@timgosling6189]

A handfull of Apeks trad ones, but as back-ups for cylinder transmitters and AI dive computers. It has to be the way ahead.

[@jiajilah]

Hi, is there any alternative to Cressi digi 2 that able to save the data and work as a computer?

[@gemmaprietoaguilar]

two little questions: 1) Can we use a SPG on one brand in a regulator of another brand? 2) When you have a transmitter + computer, you don't need a SPG right? Again, it does not matter the brand of the computer+transmitter if you have a regulator of another brand? thx

[@peterjulianphotos4659]

Suunto SM36 with the miflex HP hose, simple, reliable, bullet proof. No bells, no whistles, no flappy snag hazzard in fluro yellow.

[@chrism1190]

So how’s that Cressi magnetic cover working out with the compasses? 😂

[@marineboyocean]

What no Apeks Tek SPG Mark ? 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@jasonrobinson6878]

First!