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     1. 02:33 PM - Europa Fuel Gauge (Tony Krzyzewski)
     2. 10:01 PM - fabric flammability (Fred Klein)
 
 
 
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| Subject:  | Europa Fuel Gauge | 
      
      
      Greetings All,
      
      After months of dithering around, including several sessions of beating
      my head against the wall trying to work bugs out of the system, I have
      finally completed development of version 5 of my Europa fuel gauge and
      the chip sets are now in production.
      
      Version 5 introduces some new features...
      
      	Addition of a capacitance gauge emulation mode. This mode
      presents a 0-5v voltage on one of the display chip pins which is
      directly proportional to the 	fuel level. This output is can be used
      to feed into the likes of the Dynon Flightdek.
      
      	A change to the setup routine which now has separate routines
      for full tank calibration and setting of individual tank levels. This
      simplifies setup 	for those using the default lookup table or
      running in capacitance gauge emulation mode.
      
      	Ability to keep the default lookup table (copied from Paul
      McAllister's Europa installation) as well as define a custom lookup
      table. This allows 	switching between the two tables at any time if
      required.
      
      	A change to the display chip which removes the external
      oscillator thus reducing cost and component count. In addition, the
      output pin positioning of 	this chip allows this chip to be mounted
      directly onto the back of the bar graph display thus removing the
      requirement to have a printed circuit board 	for the display
      processor. Details showing how this can be achieved is provided within
      the circuit diagrams.
      
      	The addition of an activity LED on the display chip for those
      wishing to run in capacitance gauge mode without installing the bar
      graph display.
      
      	Addition of a routine within the display processor that flashes
      all of the bars in the event that no input is received from the fuel
      processor chip. In 	capacitance gauge mode the fuel level displayed
      will drop to zero and the activity LED will go off in the event that no
      input is received from the fuel 	processor chip.
      
      	A change to the serial driver chip on the fuel processor board
      to reduce component count.
      
      A circuit diagram for version 5 is available upon request from me. 
      
      Those with the original chip set wishing to upgrade can exchange their
      original chips with me at a cost of USD5 per set. I am happy to despatch
      the new chipset prior to receiving the old set in return, though do ask
      that the old set is returned to me within eight weeks.
      
      The cost of the two processor chip set for new installations is USD25,
      AUD40, GBP18, EU20, NZD50. All other components need to be sourced
      locally.
      
      Regards
      
      Tony
      
      
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| Subject:  | fabric flammability | 
      
      
      Does anyone know whether or not fabrics for seats need meet FAR  
      23.853(A) in our Europas?
      
      If not, is there a lessor standard used in the fabric industry which  
      might be of some guidance when selecting fabric for seat cushions?
      
      Fred
      
      
 
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