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Unread 03-09-2005, 05:52 PM   #4
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It'll work, but it relies on the curve being correct, which is iffy (i.e. if your voltages are off, the actual curve won't match, inducing some kind of error).

I also prefer a differential gauge; it's just simpler, and reduces the error.

Make sure that whatever you end up using has a decent resolution; if the graduations (analog) or resolution (digital) are +/- 1 psi, it'll be pretty useless.

I use convert-me.com to convert psi's into something I can relate to.

A flowmeter is really simpler. I picked up one on eBay dirt cheap. Otherwise the best I've seen yet is the Swissflow unit.

http://wbta.us/forums/index.php?showtopic=57
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