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Old 29-05-2022, 09:26   #16
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Re: Black water sensor - any recommendations / best practise?
I 100% go along with Mick (#7) and Howler (#14) for the Gobius. No clogging, no holes. Fit and forget.
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Old 29-05-2022, 09:35   #17
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Re: Black water sensor - any recommendations / best practise?
I have used a capacitance based gauge with foil strips that were stuck on the outside of the tank. Not super accurate, but much better than the RV gauges which require you to clean the tank walls.
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