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From: Joseph M. Chernow PC (no email)
Date: Tue Jun 06 2006 - 11:03:13 EDT
Pascal,
I tried the Snake River Gauge on a previous boat on a fiberglass holing
tank and could never get it to work well.
YMMV.
I like the idea of the EYE.
$29 each is a lot lot less than Tank tender.
Joe
> [Original Message]
> From: Pascal Gademer <>
> To: <>
> Date: 6/6/2006 7:07:13 AM
> Subject: Re: lv-ab: Tank, Fluid Level Gauges
>
> i keep hearing a lot of positive things on Snaker River gauges...
>
> for my holding tank, I have a Sealand Tankwatch III. Not bad, it uses
3
> rods of various lengths with small floats that slide up an down about an
> inch over a reed switch inside the rod, at the end. pretty reliable
> although after a few years calcium build up and debris can prevent the
float
> from moving. I took it out last week to clean it, not the most pleasant
> thing to do but no big deal when the tank is empty. disconnect the
> multiplug, unscrew the 3" plug, lift the whole thing out, into a bucket,
> clean and resintal.
>
> i have mechanical gauges on the water and fuel tanks, havne't bothered
> upgrading but if i do, I'll probably go for the snake river gauges.
>
> pascal
> miami, fl
> 70 hatteras 53my
>
>
>
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