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    Posted: 1 hour 46 minutes ago at 2:02pm
Any experience with them? Recommendation? Have a 500 gal LP tank at a house quite a few miles away. No internet connection there other than cell phone. I own the tank; Dad bought it long ago. I believe year of manufacture is 1985 or earlier, so obviously the gauge is not WIFI compatible or having any type of external wiring. I'd like to set it up with an external remote sensor/gauge I could read from my phone.
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You might check with your fuel supplier, they would probably know of the most up to date products out there otherwise have the driver put you on their route and then when they are in the area they just top your tank off and one less thing you have to think about. That’s how we work with our supplier and when he hears there is a price increase in the works he gets to us before the increase or if the price is headed down he waits for that as well. We have been with the same company for over 50 years and have always been treated well
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