If you can find an accurate flow meter, thats one way of doing it. Have you thought about adding tank level sensors? All of my tanks ( fresh water, fuel and holding) are monitored. It's not cheap setting them all up but they are very accurate.
I did consider tank tank monitors but decided against them due to cost as a good flowmeter is only around $45 or slightly less. It doesn't have to be spot-on accurate, just fairly close.
Cheers
Bob
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Lazybones - 1999 Catalina 36 MkII, M35B, #1731
E. Greenwich, RI
Sir Bob
What are you trying to know with a flow meter? Just curious.
David
2003 Catalina 36
David,
I'm looking for a way to keep track of my water usage. I'm tired of a tank running dry during a shower.
With a flowmeter, I can reset to zero every time I switch tanks and know how much is remaining.
Cheers
Bob
Lazybones - 1999 Catalina 36 MkII, M35B, #1731
E. Greenwich, RI
Bob
If you can find an accurate flow meter, thats one way of doing it. Have you thought about adding tank level sensors? All of my tanks ( fresh water, fuel and holding) are monitored. It's not cheap setting them all up but they are very accurate.
David
2003 Catalina 36
David,
I did consider tank tank monitors but decided against them due to cost as a good flowmeter is only around $45 or slightly less. It doesn't have to be spot-on accurate, just fairly close.
Cheers
Bob
Lazybones - 1999 Catalina 36 MkII, M35B, #1731
E. Greenwich, RI