🚤 Marine Dual Scale Tilt Gauge Clinometer by Five Oceans Review

Cheap plastic! Doesn't look as good as in the photo. Looks cheap but works thanks to basic physics. I wouldn't expose it to the sun or salt for very long.

Neat design, the reel is self-damping so should last forever. The device is not very accurate but perfect for my sailboat.

This is the second purchase in three years. The ball on the first was rusty from the salty air and stuck. I guess three years in a salt environment isn't that bad. It looks good, is inexpensive, and works until it rusts. :)

I bought this to replace an old Silva inclinometer of almost identical design (hard to find). I don't expect any accuracy here because it's only there to show the angle of heel of my sailboat, but this cheap fake is almost unresponsive. Don't waste money.

Compact and easy to read. I used it to measure the slope of a driveway. It's a bit small so I put a bubble level on the floor and placed an inclinometer on it. (I didn't need the top sensor for this). Perfectly clear and accurate enough for the job.

Purchased to test body roll on my 50-inch RZR trail UTV. Works well but I've found it's too intense for me when I'm in a situation where I need to watch it. get off the street and look at the scales. So sometimes I ask my passenger to check for himself. This helps me know how much side lean I can ride before I run the risk of rolling over. I think I'll know the limit when I can finally ride! Anyway, I'm glad I have it.

This will be my second purchase as I have found them extremely useful in my old bulldozers. need to change quickly. In my case, the side tilt of the dozer is a big plus. For vehicles, this is a very cheap alternative if your vehicle does not have a built-in body roll indicator. Cons: Low temperatures slow readings. Two separate sensors sync very slowly (sometimes not at all due to fluid viscosity), so my best advice is to only look at 1 sensor at a time, depending on what you need readings for.

Two for the price of one - it doesn't get any better. All comments indicate that this sensor is used by tractor and ATM owners. The sensors look good. The packaging says they're made in Taiwan, which is always a good sign. But the calibers themselves have no indication of origin, they are empty, there is not even a logo of the 5 Oceans seller. A few notes: The gages are just under 4 inches long and 3.25 inches wide, making them quite large and highly visible. The mounting holes for the screws…