Propane tank
I’ve always wanted to know how your supposed to know how much propane is in your tank before it runs out?
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time2roll wrote:dedmiston wrote:I think the idea is if you choose to ignore the indicator on the regulator you can just the same choose to ignore or delay the refill until both are empty.
One way allows you to run halfway empty and one way allows you to run all the way empty. I prefer option #1.
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So just where is your regulator? Is it something you walk past every day? Does it send you a text? Does a fog horn blast? Does it fire a mortar into the sky?
If I don't open the compartment door, I don't see it. Ever.
I have a door on the curb side for one tank and a door on the street side for the other tank. The only way to see the regulator is to pull the tank out or shove a camera in there.
It's not some kind of avoidance. It's an invisible thing. I can let one tank drain itself invisibly or let them both go, which is totally foolish.
I'm glad your system works for you, but it's not one-size-fits-all, my friend.
Now give it a rest.
