Re: KR> fuel flow sensor

2017-12-21 Thread Raymond Fuenzalida via KRnet
Agree with Larry. If I end up with a fuel sensor when I finally get all my instruments, so be it. if not, I'm not worried. I always fly by time. I plan and book the maximum burn in my Sundowner at 10 gallons per hour. Leaned out at altitude, I can get it just under 8. That not only covers my p

Re: KR> fuel flow sensor

2017-12-19 Thread Flesner via KRnet
On 12/19/2017 12:25 PM, n357cj via KRnet wrote: Hey guys, The fuel flow sensor is not all doom and glume... I installed the fuel scan from Grand Rapids over 10 years ago and it has preformed flawlessly. Joe Horton +

KR> fuel flow sensor

2017-12-19 Thread n357cj via KRnet
Hey guys, The fuel flow sensor is not all doom and glume... I installed the fuel scan from Grand Rapids over 10 years ago and it has preformed flawlessly. I have it set to be one tenth of a gallon per hour under actual in case I am pushing my luck. I know the first time I flew to Mount Veron no