deltabravo wrote:Westcoasting wrote:
What do you do if you run out of water?
I don't allow my rig to run out of water.
If I am going on a long trip, I will usually take two 5 gallon jugs and fill them with water an tote them in my cargo trailer.
I've only used water from one of the jugs, and that has only happened twice, but there was still water in the tank.
Westcoasting wrote:
What do you do if you run out of water?
deltabravo wrote:
I've had my See Level monitors since 2011. Love them. I dry camp almost exclusively, so knowing my fresh water levelso knowing my fresh water level beyond the idiot lights of E, 1/3, 2/3, F is important.
I've never come close to filling the black tank, so that isn't a huge concern for having more detailed tank level info.
SoundGuy wrote:bob2194 wrote:
how much do these gauges cost and are they hard to instal. TIAdeltabravo wrote:
Look up the price at their website.
Whether these tank gauges are "worth it" depends on whether you care or not how much is in the tanks. Many of us don't and ignore our tank monitors anyway, in which case these gauges wouldn't be worth the cost, effort, or time to install.
bob2194 wrote:
how much do these gauges cost and are they hard to instal. TIA
deltabravo wrote:
Look up the price at their website.
