dewdev Posted Saturday at 07:01 PM Posted Saturday at 07:01 PM Happy New Year to the Oliver family. Do people that have these Dozyant propane tank (in-line) gauges happy with them. Are they fairly accurate? Thanks 2018 Oliver Elite II, Twin Bed, Hull #354 2024 RAM 1500, 4 x 4; Gas. 5.7L V8 Hemi MDS VVT Torque; 3.21 rear axle ratio w/TIMBREN spring rear suspension addition Maine
Jstone Posted Saturday at 11:50 PM Posted Saturday at 11:50 PM I’ve used one for about 5 years. I’m happy with it because it keeps me from lifting to decide if it is time for a refill, and I would say it is fairly accurate. I have the “Y” style splinter with the gauge. 2022 Elite II Twin “Katie” Hull 997 2010 Toyota Sequoia
jd1923 Posted Sunday at 02:07 AM Posted Sunday at 02:07 AM 6 hours ago, dewdev said: Do people that have these Dozyant propane tank (in-line) gauges happy with them. Are they fairly accurate? My take, not accurate. We had them on our Oliver when purchased. I removed them for Mopeka sensors and then ran the Dozyant gauge on our home gas grill for the last 2 1/2 years. It can be on the yellow/red line and you could run the tank another dozen times and the pointer on the gauge sits in the same place. It's not a sensitive gauge. The main issue with a visual gauge, accurate or not, is you have to remove the doghouse cover to read it. That would not be me! Mopeka is the way to go. I have apps for Victron, Epoch, Ruuvi temp sensors, LevelMatePRO, Mopeka and Dometic CFX5 TV fridge. I'm not going outside, just reading the app! 😎 I purchased this bundle a couple years ago -- https://www.amazon.com/Mopeka-Pro-Check-Universal-Bundle/dp/B0CNKX9DRC/ Chris & John in Prescott, AZ | 2016 EII #113 | '01 Ram 2500 Cummins!
Ronbrink Posted Sunday at 04:01 PM Posted Sunday at 04:01 PM (edited) A more expensive, but much better option. I have these on the two mounted 30# tanks and a spare 30# tank carried with; the gauge accurate, purge feature very useful and emergency shutoff essential! Edited Sunday at 04:02 PM by Ronbrink 2 Ron and Brooxie | Clear Lake (Houston), Texas 2020 OLEll, Twin, 579: No installed solar, dual 30# propane tanks w/GasStop safety devices, Renogy 40A DC-DC charger, 460Ah LFP battery bank/Victron SmartShunt, auxiliary Cerbo-S GX/Victron 30A Blue Smart IP22 Charger combo, interior mounted Hughes Autoformer, twin independent sliding Lagun mount tables, extended dinette table and pantry landing, tongue-mounted hoist, Beech Lane refrigerator Ventilation/Evaporate Coil fans, metal valve stems with TST cap sensors and signal repeater, Waste Master sewer hose management system, Dreiha Atmos 4.4 A/C upgrade/Ceilo Breez Max thermostat, FlagpoleBuddy Starlink Mini suction mount kit. 2019 GMC Savana 2500 Cargo Work Van: Explorer Limited SE, Low-Top 7 Passenger van conversion, 6.0L V8 Vortec, 6-Speed Automatic, RWD; Air-Lift LoadLifter air suspension/WirelessAir compressor; Bilstein B6 4600 Series shocks; metal valve stems for TST tire pressure monitoring system; Buyers Products cargo containment boxes/DC Cargo securement system; rear bumper DC-DC Anderson power cable outlet; 100Ah 12V portable power station/Dometic CFX 75L Dual Zone cooler; front 2” receiver hitch/QuikrStuff Mach2 double bike rack; Mechman 320A high output alternator; Starlink Mini/Veritas Vans magnetic mount.
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