Reply to "Mopeka Pro Check Water Sensor"

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@_Steve posted:
I struggled a bit installing on my 1985 because of the sensor thickness. The location that I chose to install turned out to be pretty tight between the tank and pan. I ended up 3D printing a 1/4 inch spacer for the boat hatch. The tank must have an irregular shape because there is no “calibration” (for me) that provides an accurate measurement from empty to full. I have it calibrated to be accurate for the bottom 1/3rd. As such, when the tank is full, Mopika reads about 80%. Perhaps a different installation location would read differently, but it is where it is, not cutting a new hole to move it.

Always check the amount of deflection the exterior tub at your chosen installation spot. I'm glad that you got it to work.

I put a known volume in the tank. Then i played with the level and tank depth numbers until the percentage of the tank volume (45 gallons in my case) matched my metered volume.

4/15/244:29 PM

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