The RAM product is advertised to be installed with the sensor at the bottom of the tank and therefor the lamp would turn on when the fuel level is getting low. The lamp would be placed in a visible location on the plane and therefor indicate the need for a swift landing before running out of fuel.

I needed a slightly different approach.

Check out the blog and let me know what you think. I could have stuck with the fuel dripping out of the vent line but this was more fun.

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The link takes you to a site that says it's being repaired.</p>

Should work now!

Sorry