Do they sell any devices?

[Ron Thompson]

Don,

Dumb question but can you explain what a VMSpc with a tank monitor is? And
where can I get one.

Ron Thompson
95 WLWB 42'


Don Bradner wrote:
Running VMSpc with a tank monitor I know within just a few gallons what I will
be taking when I fill. The problem is that I only have one fill, and it is on
the opposite side from the metering pump on 99% of all fuel islands. Using the
satellite pump you can't see how many gallons you have pumped. I don't really
like to leave the nozzle unattended, but that has not yet been a concern. I
watch the meter side until I'm about 20 gallons shy of expected full, then hurry
around and set the nozzle on a lower setting. Have never experienced splashback
that way.

Don Bradner
90 PT40 "Blue Thunder"
Posting by satellite from Falcon, Colorado (East of Colorado Springs)
Heading out today for Raton Pass

On 10/9/2007 at 8:52 AM Ron Thompson wrote:

>Thanks Pete, I can always count on you to have a definitive and well
>understood answer.
>
>You are right about close monitoring of the fuel level and the proper
>cutoff of the pump. Actually you need ot have someone on the other side
>monitoring the other inlet if possible. So far since I started opening
>both inlets I have had no splash back.






Ron Thompson -Waller, Tx.
1995 WLWB 42'Blue Bird
(cockyfox@...)

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