New gauges for the Pantera
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PP,
Yes, we have a place called Lubbers' Landing: www.lubberslanding.com . Check out the
Website and let me know if you have any questions. Several OSOer's
Have stayed with us already. Either way definately stop by for a drink and some boat talk.
Yes, we have a place called Lubbers' Landing: www.lubberslanding.com . Check out the
Website and let me know if you have any questions. Several OSOer's
Have stayed with us already. Either way definately stop by for a drink and some boat talk.
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PP,
Yes, we have a place called Lubbers' Landing: www.lubberslanding.com . Check out the
Website and let me know if you have any questions. Several OSOer's
Have stayed with us already. Either way definately stop by for a drink and some boat talk.
Yes, we have a place called Lubbers' Landing: www.lubberslanding.com . Check out the
Website and let me know if you have any questions. Several OSOer's
Have stayed with us already. Either way definately stop by for a drink and some boat talk.
Back on topic. The gauges look great and I hear you on the unreliable fuel level. My belly tank and sender are always keeping me on my toes. I never go below 1/2 tank on the gauge because that reading is actually a 1/4 tank...And of course it reads different on the trailer vs. in the water.
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Yeah, just took the "car" out today, it read 60% full on the lift, then 84% when I'm in the water. Hit the throttles and it's 90%! Wouldn't it be nice to tell the gauge your tank size, tell it how much fuel you put in, then have the gague show a "fuel level" based on that .... engine gives gph figures which are VERY acturate- so the gauge could add fuel used and take it out of what you have in the tank. But what do I know- I'm just the consumer
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Yeah, just took the "car" out today, it read 60% full on the lift, then 84% when I'm in the water. Hit the throttles and it's 90%! Wouldn't it be nice to tell the gauge your tank size, tell it how much fuel you put in, then have the gague show a "fuel level" based on that .... engine gives gph figures which are VERY acturate- so the gauge could add fuel used and take it out of what you have in the tank. But what do I know- I'm just the consumer