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Gas Level Indicator : ?
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Ok question for you all.......................How can you find out how much gas is left in a 18 kg gas bottle. Ie So you don't invite everyone around for a BBQ for it just to run out. thanks Mike |
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weigh a full one, then weigh an empty one, the difference is obviously the weight of the liquefied gas. So then if you weigh your part used one, take off the weight of an empty one, you should get an idea of whether it is half / quarter full, etc.:)
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- otherwise it's towny's method with steel toe caps on ;) - at least no-one has suggested taking the top off & having a look :D |
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now there is a reader offer doing the rounds in the express for exactly this situation , i will keep an eye out for it for you :)
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By law the tare weight should be on the bottle as the gas is sold by weight. :)
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Doesn't "18kg" give you a hint? Ring up the gas supplier, describe the bottle to them & they will be able to tell you the weight empty (if its not written on the side). |
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iirc correctly the tare and gross weights should be stamped on it , so you get your full 18kg of gas , i think :erm: i will try and have a look at work tommorrow :) |
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Another source for gas level indicators (& gas) is http://www.caravanning-online.co.uk/...-lockers.html#
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Thinking about it logically, liquified gas is cold so you could try pouring some hot water (not boiling) down the side of the gas cylinder. If you rub your finger along the wet streak you should be able to tell the gas level by the change in temperature felt (colder up to the level of gas, warmer above).
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