This is interesting and wondering if I could apply that to a lazy mans 20gal. grill tank that I have to open a door to look at.
No reason why not. I assume there is an app for just the gauge.
Bringing this thread back to the top with talk about camping trailers and using them.
We took are annual last trip of the season, to winterize, and enjoy the Fall Colors. Yes I know you folks in the East and South have great Fall Foliage but we have a little out here as well.
Indian Mary, a county park, is only 8 miles from the house and along the wild and scenic Rouge River in Southern Oregon. There are almost a hundred camp spots in the park but we were blessed to have only the camp host, the Ranger, and ourselves for a couple of days. The weather was cool, damp and foggy in the mornings but the afternoons turned out beautiful.
A couple of picts of the scenery.
Our little trailer in our favorite spot in the park.
A look from a little farther back.
A little more color
Before you begin to get excited about the possible improper Indigenous peoples naming of this place take a look at history.
A brief and incomplete look, if your interested.
https://www.rogueweb.com/indianmary/
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Nice spot!
We didn’t do much real camping this year. We stayed in the trailer for well over a month during our move and took a trip to Bob’s for TrainOps. Although some of that was spent at campgrounds, it was more like just overnights rather than camping.
I winterized the water system several weeks ago. We still need to go through the interior and get it into winter storage mode.