Thanks Pete
  I have a nose gear.  So the level attitude both on the ground and in 
flight is about the same.  I did change the ground when I rewired the acft. 
But I changed it in my trouble shooting procedures.  Now I have not checked 
the power supply to the gauge.  I might put a temp wire from say the 
ignition switch straight to the gauge.  That is about the last thing that I 
have not done that I can think of.

Thanks
----- Original answerFrom:
"StRaNgEdAyS" <stranged...@dodo.com.au>


> Does the gauge read true for all phases of the runup on the ground?
> What is the configuration of the aircraft, tricycle or taildragger?
> Have you changed either the earthing point (was it originally connected to
> the instrument earth?) or the power supply bus or both to the gauge in the
> refit? If so what else is on the bus or earth that may be affecting the
> voltage to the unit when in flight that would not be a factor on the 
> ground?
>
> Have you tried placing a volmeter across it to check for fluctuation in 
> the
> potential upon transition from land to air?
> Have you tried shutting off equipment in the air to try to eliminate them
> once the condition is manifest?
> I know I've sort of covered some of the things you've already mentioned, 
> but
> I'm just trying to get a feel for how far you've taken the testing.
> Cheers.
> Pete.
>
>
> -------Original Message-------
>
> From: Brian G. Douglas
> Date: 07/29/06 03:50:30
> To: KRnet
> Subject: KR> Re: KR Fuel Indication problem
>
> Hi All!
>  I have a fuel indication problem that has baffled me.  I have the header
> tank.  The 2 point set capacitive fuel probe with the westach fuel gauge.
> Now for the problem.  It has worked fine for the last 70 hours till I 
> redid
> the dash.  Now  on the GROUND  the gauge is accurate but when I go flying
> the gauge in not accurate  it reads low, about 1/4  lower than it should.
> It test fine.  I recalibrated it with the set points.  I checked the 
> wires.
> Insured that the ground was good.  (I ran it to the main cockpit ground no
> to my instrument ground)  It does not change with different things on.
>  But as soon as I land it works like it should
>
> ANY MORE IDEAS ???
>
> See you ALL at the gathering
> Brian G. Douglas
> Killeen Texas
> N8575C
> KR2 w/Training Wheel ;-)


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