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scott(at)tnstaafl.net Guest
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Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 6:53 am Post subject: VMS capacitance fuel probes used with Dynon EMS? |
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Joe,
What is the output of the VMS fuel probe? capacitance, frequency,
voltage? It does have some kind of circuitry built into the end of it.
I found an article by Jim Wier about building a capacitance fuel probe
circuit which looks very doable.
thanks for the info.
Scott
Joe Garner wrote:
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You can get the Princeton converter from Grand Rapids. Also I think
Blue Mt. makes one if you want to deal with them...
Several articles on the Internet for roll your own converters if you search.
Im putting in a GRT EIS in place of an EPI800 which uses those same probes.
HTH, Joe
Scott Derrick wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I have Vision Microsystems capacitance fuel probes installed in my
> Velocity. I would like to use them with Dynon's EMS which requires a
> 0-5 volt output from the fuel probes. I don't know if the Vision probes
> output frequency, capacitance or voltage. Dynon didn't seem to know
> either.
> Vision is going through extreme changes since bought by JPI, tech
> support is nil, I've been waiting for a new Vision VM1000C since last
> august and have given up waiting.
>
> Any help in using these VMS fuel probes with the Dynon unit would be
> greatly appreciated. The probes worked fine for 450 hours with a VM1000
> unit,
>
> I have heard that Princeton Electronics made capacitance fuel probe
> converters but teh only number I have for them( 616-281-5193) is
> disconnected.
>
> thanks,
>
> Scott
>
>
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greg(at)itmack.com Guest
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Posted: Sun Apr 08, 2007 1:26 pm Post subject: VMS capacitance fuel probes used with Dynon EMS? |
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Scott I'm just finishing the PCB layout using Jim Wier's design. At this
stage I'm going to use a panel meter for the fuel gauge. Later I might make
another processor board for corrections since its not a linear output. It
will probably handle different fuels etc.
Greg
RV8
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Joe,
What is the output of the VMS fuel probe? capacitance, frequency, voltage?
It does have some kind of circuitry built into the end of it.
I found an article by Jim Wier about building a capacitance fuel probe
circuit which looks very doable.
thanks for the info.
Scott
Joe Garner wrote:
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> <jgarner(at)dslextreme.com>
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> You can get the Princeton converter from Grand Rapids. Also I think
> Blue Mt. makes one if you want to deal with them...
>
> Several articles on the Internet for roll your own converters if you
> search.
>
> Im putting in a GRT EIS in place of an EPI800 which uses those same
> probes.
>
> HTH, Joe
> Scott Derrick wrote:
>
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>> <scott(at)tnstaafl.net>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have Vision Microsystems capacitance fuel probes installed in my
>> Velocity. I would like to use them with Dynon's EMS which requires a
>> 0-5 volt output from the fuel probes. I don't know if the Vision probes
>> output frequency, capacitance or voltage. Dynon didn't seem to know
>> either.
>> Vision is going through extreme changes since bought by JPI, tech
>> support is nil, I've been waiting for a new Vision VM1000C since last
>> august and have given up waiting.
>>
>> Any help in using these VMS fuel probes with the Dynon unit would be
>> greatly appreciated. The probes worked fine for 450 hours with a VM1000
>> unit,
>>
>> I have heard that Princeton Electronics made capacitance fuel probe
>> converters but teh only number I have for them( 616-281-5193) is
>> disconnected.
>>
>> thanks,
>>
>> Scott
>>
>>
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>
>
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liberty than to those attending too small a degree of it.
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