skipnchar wrote:
Not sure why people NEED tank monitors anyway. AFter just a few times out you'll know what your tank levels are simply by what USE they get. As a back up system: When gray is full it backs up into the tub or shower. When black is full you see it when flushing the toilet. When galley is full it backs up into the sink. When FW tank is empty it doesn't pump water and the waste tanks will be XX % full.
Good luck / Skip
I keep an accurate account of my checking account balance and like to know where I stand. It is the same with the holding takes. Just a few weeks ago we were at a place with electricity and no sewer or water. The nearest water was thirty miles away. Having an accurate number helps us to budget and know when to cut back. I understand that some don't care but we do.
