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Measuring Partial Tank Fuel (PA-32R)

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Roc5e

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Hello everyone. Ive been lurking this forum for awhile and can't find any info on this. I am a relatively new Lance owner. This is the first summer I've had it, and at a high altitude airport. In the fall/winter, I could basically top off the tanks and load it up without issue. With a high density altitude, I can't really do that.

Without fuel tabs, how do you reliably trade gas for payload when needed? Anytime I have flown a GA aircraft the fuel gauges are accurate twice: full and empty.

Thanks for any help!
 

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