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I've owned every propane scale or gauge ever marketed and there's only ONE that is consistently reliable, works-on-demand, and low cost. It is called the 'Grill Gauge'. When I discoveed it was developed, used, and recommended by propane professionals I decided to spend the $14 and buy one. It truly is the best one out there because it is calibrated based on the 'weight' of the liquid propane in the tank - simple and effective! I bought mine at ACE but they are also sold at ******* and elsewhere. Save yourself the money and unreliability from the GasWatch device and buy the Grill Gauge instead!...
read full review »There is only ONE way to accurately and reliably measure propane - by weight!!! The Gaswatch does NOT measure by weight and is unreliable and inconsistent at best (not to mention expensive). I bought a GRILL GAUGE and it is by far the best propane-measuring device on the market!! It measures the weight and works INSTANTLY!
Why not? That's the question to ask yourself if you grill out frequently. If you grill out once in a long while, then maybe this small investment is not for you.
If you do, go out and get one of these right now! It's great to have hooked up all the time, or, if your grill doors do not support the added length, just to through it on there to gauge things before grilling.
This handy little device will save any headaches from the propane going away during your cookout as you will always be prepared knowing your gas levels.
Make sure to read all the instructions! It's a little hard to get it in, but over all a good replacement.
Had the same issue with this GasWatch gauge that many had. Worked great initially but stopped "passing gas" after a while. Thought I had an empty tank, but it was still heavy. THEN I read the directions! Apparently this gauge has a built in safety that shuts down the fuel supply if it detects a leak. I reconnected the gauge and pushed in on the spring loaded face dial a couple of times and bingo...back to full tank reading and gas flowing again. This company must get many returns because of this requirement. Good Grillin!
You could spend about $20 on this, or... you could take a cup of room temperature water and pour it down the side of the canister. You'll see a condensation line and know how much propane you have. Completely unnecessary device.
This is a must have item for the griller in your life. How many times do you start your grill and 5 minutes later you find your out of propane and on your way to the closets Sears to get a refill. Save time and gas and utilize the GasWatch Propane Level Indicator & Safety Gauge.
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