Hi all
As i was watching one of the episodes of Grizzly n Bear they had a gadget that could tell you how much gas was left in the bottle, so i went on the internet to see what i could find and i found quite a few
So does anyone in the parish you such a gadget or could someone recommend one please

Thank you.  1996 Golf Blue 300Tdi 110 Pick up. Keeper.

Clayton.

leave it outside when there is going to be a frost or cold night and it will show you the level! Cheers

James
110 XS Utility
90 tdci Softtop
90 tdci Hardtop

Thank you JST will try that  1996 Golf Blue 300Tdi 110 Pick up. Keeper.

Clayton.

I have a reasonably accurate fish weighing scale thing, spring scale type. Gas cylinders have the empty (tare) weight printed/stamped on them. Take away the tare weight from the current weight and that tells you how much gas you have left. http://www.yorkshireoffroadclub.net/

Thanks davew  1996 Golf Blue 300Tdi 110 Pick up. Keeper.

Clayton.

Same as above. I used to weigh mine. No need now as I’ve got refillable bottles now.

Andy

According to the Caravan and Motorhome Club handbook a 6kg propane weighs 13kg full (Color Gas). So 13-6= 7kg empty. Sound like an Excel spread sheet coming on to me.

Isn't it strange that with the technology available, there isn't an app for gas and water weights, with the addition of a sensor or two?

Peter

Forget about indicators none of them works as well as they should, instead go for twin bottles with either an automatic or a manual change over device, that way if one tank runs empty you always have a spare. For those who like Welsh Mountains and narrow boats have a look at my videos and photos at..

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Merlin wrote:

Isn't it strange that with the technology available, there isn't an app for gas and water weights, with the addition of a sensor or two?

gilarion wrote:

Forget about indicators none of them works as well as they should, instead go for twin bottles with either an automatic or a manual change over device, that way if one tank runs empty you always have a spare.

Poor some hot water over the bottle, it will cool down on the level where the gas sits. Works on bigger bottles in any case.

J

Merlin wrote:

According to the Caravan and Motorhome Club handbook a 6kg propane weighs 13kg full (Color Gas). So 13-6= 7kg empty. Sound like an Excel spread sheet coming on to me.

Isn't it strange that with the technology available, there isn't an app for gas and water weights, with the addition of a sensor or two?

Peter

It’s worth noting that the tare (empty) weight on all Calor Gas branded cylinders is marked on an aluminium disc located under the valve and it is recorded in pounds and ounces. All other gas companies mark the tare weight in kilograms and it is usually printed on the top of the cylinder in front of the valve.

Some Calor cylinders have a float gauge fitted to the cylinder valve which gives an indication of the contents. However with the exception of the 5kg patio propane the others only show the contents from half full down to empty (6kg Lite and 13kg patio). ------------------------------------------------
2002 TD5 90 HT County

Talking of apps on smart phones to see the contents of a gas cylinder, have a look at “Primagaz Easyblue App” on YouTube (sorry I don’t know how to insert a link).

It works by tapping the side of the cylinder with a metallic object in front of your smart phone. The sound it makes determines the contents and this can then be viewed on the smart phone. ------------------------------------------------
2002 TD5 90 HT County