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I stumbled across a PIC related page that mentions a "fuel sensor" by Radionics. I am unable to find this beast on the Internet. Does anybody know of this or similar device that will send pulses as fuel flows through the line???? Thanks John Mullan ----------------------------------------------------
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I was bored, so I searched it out. I eventually searched Altavista for "liquid flow sensor" and found a bunch of wrong things, and a few good things. http://www.mcmillancompany.com/products/101.htm I don't know if it will blow up with something flammable, but by the looks of it, it is designed to be safe. I would ask them, anyway. It doesn't provide pulses for it's output, but rater a 0-5v signal, corresponding to a 0-100% flow. They provide a few other flow sensors -- high pressure, Teflon coated innards some that provide pulsed output, etc. Have a look at: http://www.mcmillancompany.com/products.htm Also, just found this, and it looks like this could be a _great_ help. Just put in all your specs, click search, and it lists all that look like they might be what you want. http://www.designinfo.com/scripts/makeframe.dll?Url=http%3A//http://www.designinfo. com/help/Flow.html - Keelan Lightfoot >I stumbled across a PIC related page that mentions a "fuel sensor" by Radionics . > >I am unable to find this beast on the Internet. > >Does anybody know of this or similar device that will send pulses as fuel >flows through the line????

> >I stumbled across a PIC related page that mentions a "fuel sensor" by > Radionics. > > > >I am unable to find this beast on the Internet. > > > >Does anybody know of this or similar device that will send pulses as fuel > >flows through the line???? [Don Hyde] Here's a link to a guy who makes a cool instrument package for experimental airplanes. He publishes a separate price for his sensor, which I believe is the same one that's used in some production airplanes, and is FAA-certified for aircraft use. It's expensive, of course, it says "airplane". It may be the "Radionics" unit you're looking for. http://rkymtn.com/rm00021.htm

Well, I found a few things, but this site give me the best stuff. http://www.oztechnics.com.au/car.htm I just need to find out if they sell the flow sensors seperately. Also, the fuel injection consumption method they describe is perfect. Thanks for everyone's response. John mullan.

I don't know about that one, but I do know that Floscan is one of te leaders in fuel flow measuring. Don't have their number handy. John Mullan wrote: > I stumbled across a PIC related page that mentions a "fuel sensor" by Radionic s. > > I am unable to find this beast on the Internet. > > Does anybody know of this or similar device that will send pulses as fuel flow s through the line???? > > Thanks > > John Mullan > > > > > > > ----------------------------------------------------
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