FuelHawk Fuel Gauges, Universal

The graduations are arbitrary. I would rather see them in inches or centimeters so you can compare tankage information with other aircraft owners who may not use the same stick. Also, every one of these should come with an attached lanyard to help prevent it from falling in the tank and help retrieve it if it does.

I have an Archer, that when the fuel is below the tabs, I cannot accurately determine the fuel level in the tank, and I never trust the fuel gauge! Using this gauge will give me peace of mind about how much fuel remains in the tanks for flight.

It's a tube. Cant get much more simple.I used headshrink to attach a spare camera lanyard to it so it does not end up in a fuel tank, and if it does, a coathanger would get it out easy and fast.I also made a card for each aircraft I use it with with a table showing what the levels equal.

Very usefull and easy to calibrate .Too bad they don’t make the same for Cessna 150 ans 152 long range.

Calibration is a bit of a process, but not difficult. I love having a more accurate representation than the gauges.

This is so easy to use, really like it, use it on my Champ wing tanks.Oops!Discovered that the markings on the 11 inch fuel guage are NOT in inches.My bad but be sure that you are aware.

I have used these for years. I made placards for my wings for convenience.

Only reason I gave it but 3 is because I tried to return it as it was a little and received no response