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[Choose #2] I chose the mini because it is the smallest, and thus closest to the real best analog-only option: SPG-only on hose, depth gauge on one wrist, compass on the other. That way both hands remain free except when checking SPG.
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[Choose #5] hoseless only and wrist compass
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[Choose #5] mares mini about 5 years old. mostly watching my wrist computer the minis are small out of the way accept the red zone PSI can sneak up on you.
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[Choose #5] Have a old US DIVERS set up it is 20 years old and still going strong.
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[Choose #5] there all about the same !!
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[Choose #5] love my sherwood ANALOG CG3206 around $230, since i have 2 setups, and people the key word here is ANALOG
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[Choose #5] tough to say for the price range you set. The two best for a higher price are , of course, the Suunto D9 with pressure transmitter. I have that but I really love my Atomic Aquatics single screen color display. They retail for about $900.
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[Choose #3] The question was nothing about computers. The survey was 3 gauge analog
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[Choose #5] a hoseless setup
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[Choose #5] None of the above. Thats because I do not prefer a 3 guage console hanging around me trying to catch on everything in my path. Much prefer a hoseless wrist computer and one less air hose to deal with. At that price range they are all the same.
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[Choose #5] I am super pleased with my Atomic Cobalt, $1,200. But out of the price range.
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[Choose #5] Genesis ~$225 CG5720 and Aqualung Suunto 41182 (you need to add a compass)
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[Choose #5] None is any better than the other for air or depth save what you can and invest i the better compass. From those listed the best compass would be Oceanic but I’d still prefer a Sunnto SK7.
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