REFLECTOR:Skysports fuel level sender

Sun, 25 Apr 2004 22:29:50 -0700

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I sent this morning, but it apparently didn't go through, at least I =
didn't
get a copy back.  The one I sent yesterday about 10 hours to get back to =
me.
Must be that gravity feed water turbine isn't putting out enough extra =
power
to keep that server running.

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Does anybody know the signal output from a Skysport, capacitance type =
fuel
level probe?  I bought it a few years back intending to use a Westach =
(or
Mitchill) panel gauge, and got a probe for a 0 - 90 Ohm gauge.  Now I =
want
to run the signal to my engine monitor system with digital display.

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I don't know what the signal output from the probe is - or the range.  I
have called and e-mailed Skysport, and all I have been able to do is =
confirm
that it is for a 0-90 Ohm gauge, which doesn't answer the question.  =
Further
inquiry has so far gone unanswered.  I'd like to avoid , if possible,
uninstalling the probe to make measurements just for concerns of leaks; =
and
I'm not ready to fill the tank with fuel.

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Figured it couldn't hurt to ask, I've gotten lots of useful input from =
this
group over the years; and it is greatly appreciated.

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Al

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I sent this morning, but it apparently didn&#8217;t =
go through,
at least I didn&#8217;t get a copy back.&nbsp; The one I sent yesterday =
about
10 hours to get back to me. &nbsp;Must be that gravity feed water =
turbine isn&#8217;t
putting out enough extra power to keep that server =
running.

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Does anybody know the signal output from a =
Skysport,
capacitance type fuel level probe? &nbsp;I bought it a few years back =
intending
to use a Westach (or Mitchill) panel gauge, and got a probe for a 0 =
&#8211; 90
Ohm gauge.&nbsp; Now I want to run the signal to my engine monitor =
system with
digital display.

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I don&#8217;t know what the signal output from the =
probe
is &#8211; or the range.&nbsp; I have called and e-mailed Skysport, and =
all I
have been able to do is confirm that it is for a 0-90 Ohm gauge, which
doesn&#8217;t answer the question.&nbsp; Further inquiry has so far gone
unanswered. &nbsp;I&#8217;d like to avoid , if possible, uninstalling =
the probe
to make measurements just for concerns of leaks; and I&#8217;m not ready =
to
fill the tank with fuel.

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<p class=3DMsoNormal><font size=3D2 face=3DVerdana><span =
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font-family:Verdana'>Figured it couldn&#8217;t hurt to ask, I&#8217;ve =
gotten
lots of useful input from this group over the years; and it is greatly
appreciated.</span></font></p>

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<p class=3DMsoNormal><font size=3D2 face=3DVerdana><span =
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font-family:Verdana'>Al</span></font></p>

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