Reply to "Mopeka Pro Check Water Sensor"

VigIINJ's Highlands LOAers Lifetime Member

@shadow, I should have mentioned, or you'd find out reading the manufacturer's info, this isn't for black tank use. Mopeka recommends this sensor for fresh or grey water only. Too many solids absorb too much of the signal so the accuracy can't be confirmed.

As far as accurate, I'd prefer to know more than "you might be on your last 15 gallons of fresh water". Those light divisions of 1/3 are nearly worthless for fresh water boondocking inventory. Gray is intuitively linked to fresh water usage and black is easy to see how much room is left - just look down the hole!

10/17/234:07 PM

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