What is the best way to check propane amount?
I think this would be the best place to get some ideas on the best, most accurate way to check the amount of propane on a bottle. I have seen, gauges that are used inline, as well as scales that can ...
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JumboJet wrote:This method works best if you are using propane at the time.otherwise the pressure in the tank is equalized and the temp difference is small. Even a small discharge like a fridge pilot light is enough.powderman426 wrote:
If you don't want to remove a bottle, a I R temperature gun like found at HF works well as the temp changes when going from air to liquid.
I have one of those IR temperature guns and will try that this afternoon. I do have a couple tanks that have gauges on them, but I have found them to be less than accurate.
An IR thermometer is a good thing to have. I use it to monitor tire air pressure and axle hub temps while on the road.
