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![]() chris wrote: I would like fuel gauges that work, no question. But I have also heard of accidents where people rely on their gauges and fail to dip the tanks and run out of fuel because the gauges aren't accurate. I could dip the tanks of my 182 and it was very accurate. I cannot dip the tanks of my Bonanza due to the shape. There is a tab to determine full tanks, 35 and 30 gallons. Less than 30 gallons there is no way to positively know. |
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