fuel manager

[joe009]

i was going to buy a faria euro fuel manager, does anybody have any input on this unit

 

[dingbat]

Re: fuel manager

Not a fan of a units that don't interface with GPS to relate fuel consumption to distance. Travel times vary, distances don't

 

[joe009]

Re: fuel manager

thanks for the reply.i have a garmin 498 gps, and was told it could be interfaced.i had a north star f-210 that was very accurate and crapped out after more than 5yrs.

 

[Thalasso]

Re: fuel manager

thanks for the reply.i have a garmin 498 gps, and was told it could be interfaced.i had a north star f-210 that was very accurate and crapped out after more than 5yrs.

Once you see how much gas you are using you will kick your self in the arse for spending the money.

 

[Thalasso]

Re: fuel manager

Once you see how much gas you are using you will kick your self in the arse for spending the money.

I have a Lowrance and have the fuel monitors on mine

 

[dingbat]

Re: fuel manager

thanks for the reply.i have a garmin 498 gps, and was told it could be interfaced.i had a north star f-210 that was very accurate and crapped out after more than 5yrs.

I have the Garmin GFS-10 interfaced to a Garmin 4208 chart plotter. Lots of functionally and very accurate. The only downside is you have to install a NMEA2000 backbone (~$80) to connect the sensor to the unit.

 

[stephanies]

Re: fuel manager

i was going to buy a faria euro fuel manager, does anybody have any input on this unit

yes I had one of these faria Euro ones fitted to my new Stingray 4 years ago- No problems- wouldn't be without one of these things now- seems accurate, gives me instant gph, total fuel remaining, fuel used and trip fuel used- Great little gadget..

 

[joe009]

Re: fuel manager

thanks for the replys i bought the faria chesapeake