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Trying to adapt a fuel gage circuit
Thanks guys,! you can sure put some deep thought into this, but it makes sense and has to be looked at to this degree. The back of this fuel gauge has 2 post marked with a (+) and (C) I installed a car battery 12.44v and read 0.14A with no resistance, of course the meter pegged out. and no...- Scopeman
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Trying to adapt a fuel gage circuit
Hi mugaliens, this meter reads empty 0 ohms and full at 128k ohms using 12v the sensor in my tank is around 17 ohms full and about 80 ohms empty with 12v. just trying to keep this as simple as possible! your idea sounds good, do you have a diagram I can look at? Thanks, ☺- Scopeman
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Trying to adapt a fuel gage circuit
Thanks BeachTop, I'm familiar with digikey, I will give them a try. I should be ok on 20mA!- Scopeman
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Trying to adapt a fuel gage circuit
Hello Again BenchTop, .. been reading on a wide varity of applications this little guy can handle! Found a chip that's offered by Radio Shack - TL082/TL082CP Wide Dual JFET Input Op Amp (8-Pin DIP)Catalog #276-1715 Do you think this will work ok? Thanks, Kendall- Scopeman
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Trying to adapt a fuel gage circuit
Hello BenchTop, Thanks so much for your help and direction.. I will do some good reading their! Kendall ☺- Scopeman
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Trying to adapt a fuel gage circuit
Hi SpeedBird.. any information you can offer would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Kendall- Scopeman
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Trying to adapt a fuel gage circuit
Thanks SpeedBird, I just got your message!- Scopeman
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Trying to adapt a fuel gage circuit
Benchtop,..New to this but is there somewhere I can find a detail application breakdown the LM386 or may I ask for some type of schematic from you? Thanks, Kendall- Scopeman
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Trying to adapt a fuel gage circuit
Thanks BenchTop, I will give that a try! Sounds pretty simple.Kendall☺- Scopeman
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Trying to adapt a fuel gage circuit
Thanks daveg360, just can't think of a way to take one changing variable and creating another one!:rolleyes:- Scopeman
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Trying to adapt a fuel gage circuit
Hi All.. Scratching my head here! does anyone have a circuit solution to a project I am working on? I have a WWII Fuel gauge out of a B-17 Bomber that will work on 12v DC, if I put 128K ohms inline the gauge reads "full" my Jeep fuel tank is 17 ohms full and 80 ohms empty. trying to create a...- Scopeman
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