Reply to "Mopeka Pro Check Water Sensor"

PeterPamCamp Host FreeLOAderLifetime Member

@Brubie posted:
I've since added a sensor on my freshwater tank per @VigII installation posted here. Easy to install. I was a little worried about the six inch port hatch vibrating loose (as things do when traveling) so added a small strip of duct tape just to make sure the screw-on hatch top doesn't end up along the roadside. So nice now to have a more accurate freshwater monitor! Thanks, Dave, for your good writeup.

@Brubie, I just received my sensor and hatch today. Since we both have 2018 model year 1995's, I'm wondering what you can share about the location you chose for the hatch, anything else you may have learned and, of course, any photos you may be able to share.

-Thanks

12/8/234:45 PM

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