Tekna Gauges
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Howdy Ed!
Welcome to SB!! :happywave Put us in your computer's favorites and check in often. This is a great place to learn, compare, argue
You might try search for information in our Gear forums, or PM Bob3 - as he seems to know these things...?
don
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Welcome to SB!! :happywave Put us in your computer's favorites and check in often. This is a great place to learn, compare, argue
You might try search for information in our Gear forums, or PM Bob3 - as he seems to know these things...?
don
BTW: You might fill out your Profile. It'll help...
Tekna had one of the best analog depth gauges ever made and the pressure/depth console as a whole was well made, low profile and very easy to read under nearly all conditions.
I see them now and then on E-bay in lightly used condition but I think that is about your only option.
I see them now and then on E-bay in lightly used condition but I think that is about your only option.
Bob3
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There are a couple places you might look for "older" or "vintage" gear, one is Discount Divers in Seattle: http://www.discountdivers.com/fx/collectibles1.html and the other is Vintage Scuba up in Oregon: http://www.vintagescubasupply.com/
You might also follow some of the Historical Diving links found at: http://www.hds.org
and: http://www.divedesco.com/links.htm
Meanwhile, I'll go out in the garage & check in my "spares" box.
You might also follow some of the Historical Diving links found at: http://www.hds.org
and: http://www.divedesco.com/links.htm
Meanwhile, I'll go out in the garage & check in my "spares" box.
Rickg
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EdJoo,
DA Aquamaster is right. Try eBay. I recently bought an entire Tekna setup (1st & 2nd stages and 3 guage console) for $80 in "almost new" condition. Tekna consoles show up fairly regularly on eBay.
Rickg
DA Aquamaster is right. Try eBay. I recently bought an entire Tekna setup (1st & 2nd stages and 3 guage console) for $80 in "almost new" condition. Tekna consoles show up fairly regularly on eBay.
Rickg
Rickg
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EDJoo,
If you go the eBay route take your time take your time. FYI, 2 weeks ago I couldn't buy a pair of IDI Turtle fins for a $66 dollar bid (I was outbid) but last week I bought a brand new pair of the same fins from the same vendor with a $51 bid.
I've seen the Tekna gauge consoles up for sale pretty regularly.
Good hunting,
Rickg
If you go the eBay route take your time take your time. FYI, 2 weeks ago I couldn't buy a pair of IDI Turtle fins for a $66 dollar bid (I was outbid) but last week I bought a brand new pair of the same fins from the same vendor with a $51 bid.
I've seen the Tekna gauge consoles up for sale pretty regularly.
Good hunting,
Rickg
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