| Posted: August 21 2007 at 18:32 | IP Logged
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As all of you probally know the gauge for the water tank is meaningless. It uses a float on a lever arm to gauge the level of the water and since the tank is only 14 or so inches high and on a slant makes it worse.
I talked with Pete about sharing with you about a new product that I have a patent pending on. I've had it on my boat about 6 months and have sold quite a few locally. I am also in talks with several boat manufactures and thought I would share it with you now that the website is up and running. Of course I would like to sell to you, but more than that I am interested in your feed back. My personal email is furmancombes@comcast.net or discuss it through this site. The website is www.watercounter.com
Thanks for your comments,
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Topic: Water tank gauge
