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Zskaff

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Great forum,

In the final process of aquiring an Archer II. Instructor always warned me against trusting cockpit fuel gauges and instead visually inspect both tanks. Any measuring dipping device that could give me an accurate estimate on the amount of fuel in each?

Thank you
 

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