See also
www.brokenlegdave.com
and go to the Floscan Header. Look at the 231.
Basic info. can be had from
www.floScan.com
and click on gas flow sensors. The 231 sensor is being used by a certain
supplier of fuel computers in the UK.
There's a data sheet somewhere, but I ran out of patience to find it again.
Duncan McF.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Graham Singleton" <graham@gflight.f9.co.uk>
Subject: Europa-List: fuel flow seners
<graham@gflight.f9.co.uk>
>
> >I bought mine direct from Floscan in Seattle (about $160 but money well
> >spent). I haven't got their contact details to hand. Try Google. If no
joy
> >remind me in a couple of days time and I will look it up for you. The
> >Floscan is cast alloy and comes with 1/4" female NPT threads. Either
> >incorporate it into a rigid pipe system or buy a couple of adaptors to
mate
> >with the 5/16" rubber hose.
>
> Grand Rapids will sell you one foir sure.
> I believe Floscan also sell them at reduced cost for use in automobiles. A
> bit of research might be profitable
> Graham
>
>
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