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Radiant Fuel Gauge For Capacitive Fuel Senders 0-5 Volt- Gen 2
$370.00/Each
Part# 10-07486
MFR Model# RFGA-022C-GEN2
MFR Model# RFGA-022C-GEN2
Overview
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Radiant Fuel Gauge For Capacitive Fuel Senders 0-5 Volt Gen-2 The Radiant Fuel Gauge is designed to work with either one or two industry standard 0 – 5 volt probes, as is common with capacitive probes. The current fuel level is shown as a standard dial for one or two tanks, along with a digital percentage representation for each tank. RADIANT GEN-2 instrument line combines many functions into simple, small, lightweight units. The new instruments utilize sunlight readable full color high contrast LCD screens which are also friendly with sunglasses. Some of these new units feature a RADIANT crafted feature: persistence. This features displays the last history of the information. For example, the last 15 minutes of fuel level information is shown graphically along with the current fuel level. This provides the pilot with the ability to look at information on the display screen and make better informed decisions, as opposed to the lack of history provided by traditional steam gauges. |
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