depth gauge
depth bar

His depth gauge put them at thirty feet, then forty.

The high pressure, in turn, caused the depth gauge to register low.

He pointed at a depth gauge mounted above the windows.

If you'll watch the depth gauge you can note our progress."

The ship seemed to close in on them, and Austin kept checking his depth gauge.

He could barely see his wrist compass and depth gauge.

Gary looked at the depth gauge strapped to his wrist.

Out the corner of his eye he checked the analog depth gauge.

The depth gauge on the fishing boat had put the bottom at just over seventy feet.

The diving officer watched the depth gauge stop moving before answering.

By moving and setting the head, it can be used as a depth gauge or to transfer dimensions.

The first depth gauge was invented in the late 1800s.

Ames looked over to the depth gauge: 1,880 feet.

For the first time, every eye in the control room turned away from the depth gauge and fixed itself on that loudspeaker.

Depth gauge readings ticked off, decreasing from 12 feet to 10, 8, 7.

Depth gauge, to know how deep they are.

He handed the depth gauge dial to the chief.

"My depth gauge read eighty feet outside the entrance."

In the middle was a bubble compass along with a digital depth gauge and clock.

The depth gauge was his special protection now.

Low depth gauges will also cause the saw to vibrate excessively.

Safety factors were added to the depths on the table to take into account depth gauge errors.

He looked at the depth gauge strapped to his other wrist and saw that it read forty-three feet.

He watched his depth gauge climb from the four hundred mark toward the five hundred.

The main depth gauge must have been knocked out by the depth charges.