TUSA Compass/Pressure Analog Console, (SCA-270)

2021-09-02T18:47:31

I have 2 of these gauge sets and my wife has one and we have both been very happy with them.

Clay H.

2021-07-01T10:54:19

I really like tha TUSA gauge its really clear underwater and easy to read. glad i didnt go with other brand this was a right choice

GORAN J.

2021-04-06T21:19:35

Crap. Pressure gauge has sea water in it from only 1 dive. Waste of money.

Thomas M.

2020-11-30T05:59:04

Great Product

Dean D.

2020-02-09T18:27:44

I liked this gauge a lot when I first got it, however it flooded just after a year after purchase.

RICHARD D.

2020-02-02T23:30:28

Great gauge - no complaints

Brett K.

2020-01-27T09:04:03

Very nice as expected

James H.

2019-08-20T11:46:13

Arrived fast and well packaged. Nothing more to say as it is a well made product by a respected company.

Gregory J.

2019-08-16T17:53:33

The gauge console works well and they are easy to read underwater.

Joe H.

2019-07-03T10:28:01

This is a good, basic SPG and depth gauge. My only issue with it is that it came with a low-pressure o-ring rather than a high pressure one and I had to change it out. I would expect it to come with the proper o-ring for going into a high pressure port on a reg.

DAVID E.

2019-01-11T09:10:03

Awesome looking guage, has everything you really will need in terms of guages. The temperature guage is more of a gimmick but it's hardly noticeanle and not why I bought it. Inside the house it's 70 and it's showing 60 degrees. But maybe underwater it's more accurate. Mainly I just wanted to say that leisurepros customer service is top notch. I had order this on Amazon first, it came in metric rather than what I had ordered (imperial) due to a listing error. I called leisurepro yesterday and they said they would overnight me the correct guage as I have an upcoming scuba dive trip. I called around 11 am yesterday and 9 am the next day it was already on my porch. I have never seen shipping this fast. Thank you for the awesome customer service!

Insomniac

2018-09-12T14:06:19

Purchased this in May 2017 and used it a few times. I didn't really think much about always getting tanks that were at 2700-2800 pounds instead of 3000+ and just figured that they were under-filled. Finally decided to check the gauge against a calibrated gauge and found that it reads low. Unfortunately, it's not repairable or adjustable, and while only a few months out of warranty (and in hind sight defective from day 1), I was told that I'd have to pay MSRP for a replacement gauge if I want an accurate gauge in the console. Given the cost, I'll live with it and now adjust based on knowing how much it's off, but I think the manufacturer should have covered the repair even though it's just out of warranty. Clearly, it was defective.

Jeff S.

2018-07-03T18:34:36

I join the numerous complaints about this Pressure Gauge. After less than 40 dives the gauge flooded on my last dive and I cannot find a suitable Pressure gauge module to replace it in my 2-gauge console!

Marina M.

2018-04-20T02:12:39

I like it. It's a good old school product, simple, solid and reliable. I recommended for easy dive or travel.

COASTAL L.

2018-04-17T12:48:10

Bought this to replace the metric spg that was given to me. I love this one. The hundreds lines are large enough so no more guessing if I have 2300 psi or 2200.

Keely S.

2018-01-01T15:20:18

40 dives with this and no complaint. pretty reliable overall. products in this category seem pricier than i would expect for such low tech commodity items. And it would seem to make sense if they put Metric and imperial on the same dial like cars have Km/Hr and Mph on the same dial- one outside and one inside. crazy to have to buy two because I dive all over the world

MING F.

2017-07-30T14:45:33

I have taken this console on ~10 dives now. It works great, the gauges are accurate. I appreciate having a compass built into the relatively low profile design. The openings between the top and bottom gauges are good for securing to a BCD clip. I was pleased to find two extra features I didn't expect: 1. The gauges are glow in the dark and last for some time after charged with a flashlight. 2. There is a max depth indicator to help validate what the computer says... The only reason I didn't give this a 5 star review, is that the overall fit and finish feels rather flimsy. The hose is thin, and the gauge is very lightweight plastic, it just feels cheap. So far, no issues and a great introductory SPG for the price.

Brandon H.

2017-05-01T15:13:56

It is a wonderful product - what a way to dive. Never fogs up and never leaks. The only issue is the nose plugs keep shifting/rotating and have to be adjusted sometimes (which must be done before going in the water)

DIETER R.

2017-01-23T07:59:07

Very clean well designed product, easy to maintain and clean, quality product Write your review here. It must be at least 50 characters long. Consider whether you would recommend this product and what you like or dislike about it.

LEWIS A.

2016-05-01T04:10:09

I have relied on Leisure Pro since I started diving. Solid quality products, like this Tusa gauge console. Consistant timely delivery. Consistantly reasonable prices. I may not purchase all my Scua gear from LP but I always check here before I buy. No company is perfect, Leisure Pro by far, comes closer than most.

BILL C.

2016-01-06T08:18:03

A well-built gauge set that's easy to read and should last for a long time. Only minor nit is that the graphics are not quite as easy to read (color coding, etc) as the newer version of their smaller 3-gauge set, the SCA-330.

John D.

2015-08-04T20:00:00

Got this for my teenage sons as part of their starter kit. I want them to learn the old fashioned way - with the Navy tables and analog gauges, no computers at first. This fills the bill and looks nice - I can tell that the compass is the same construction and comes out of the same molds as the one included on my $800 dive computer. However, be aware that the compass can be fairly easily jarred out of the boot. My son slipped on the deck and when his gauges hit the ground the compass fell out. It was easy to reinstall and was no worse for the wear. But if your console takes a bump, be sure to check that you're compass is still there!

jas

2014-07-06T20:00:00

Complements the Cressi Leo dive computer well

Jon

2014-04-28T20:00:00

Nice lightweigt compact console. I like having an analogue depth and pressure gauge as a backup to my computer. The graphics are simple and make gauges easy to read. The gauges are platic, but has a nice rugged boot for protection. It also makes the console light.

Jon

2014-04-10T20:00:00

Product was good to go....works well with no problems.

Ozzie H.

2014-02-10T19:00:00

This gauge leaked air at the hose to instrument connection the very first time I pressurized it! Leisure Pro replaced it promptly, but I didn't get to use it on a trip for which I purchased it (Back up for my computer). Second one works perfectly.

Mike

2013-12-08T19:00:00

The 3 gauge pod works as advertised and having the compass on the back keeps the gauge length manageable. I removed the depth gauge and replaced it with the Aladin G2 as a backup computer. I couldn't beat the cost. The advertised item I purchased was the closeout model from last year. The shipped item was the current new model and that was a pleasant bonus.

The I.

2013-10-27T20:00:00

As with everything else in SCUBA, when it comes to gear, it's all a matter of personal preference. I was looking for a console that had a compass because I don't like taking a heading/reading from my wrist. It feels awkward and a bit confusing switching between computer on one side and wrist mounted compass on the other. The other reason I wanted the compass on a console is because I'm relatively new to diving (just passed Advanced Open Water). Having everything in one spot means you won't forget to check your air frequently. And let me say this gauge works awesome. It's big enough to see clearly in low visibility but not big enough to be a nuisance hanging from your BC (I clipped it to a ring by the zippered pocket of my Tusa BC). Air gauge was very accurate and worked flawlessly. I will say that I never once used the depth gauge because I have a computer (I do not like the computer in the console because it's just too awkward to look at while ascending/doing safety stops). Swivel on the console worked just as well with pressure as without. I also got a few compliments on its appearance (It's Tusa. It looks cool!). About the compass. It's pretty accurate. I did Navigation Adventure Dives and it took me to where I wanted to go. I've used a Suunto and the Tusa definitely feels a bit cheap in comparison. The bezel does have that 'ratcheted' feel, but it's not as stiff as others. This wasn't a problem, but if your a person who cares about build quality the Suunto is a step up. As with any console mounted compass you have to pull it out in front of you and stretch the hose a bit, but again I prefer this as of now to a wrist mount. Overall I really like this console. Everything works, rubber (or whatever it's made from) is thick and I can see it being durable for a week or diving, compass is accurate, and it looks good.

Pschom

2013-09-09T20:00:00

works good- nice and small- I hope it lasts.

impaler s.

2013-06-06T20:00:00

I received this order within 2 days. I live in Canada so thats really saying something! The product was exactly what i ordered and arived in perfect condition. This is a great little console. I'm using it as a part of my Zeagle rig as i wasn't a fan of the console from Zeagle and wanted something with depth and pressure in one small simple package. I like how slim and lightweight it is which is important to me as most of my diving is done in the tropics. I trust the Tusa brand and while this isn't their top model it will be my best friend until i can get an air integerated dive watch/computer. Then it will serve as a solid backup guage for years to come. I cant wait to get this little guy wet!

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