navman 2100 fuel gauge

[88fishframe]

A google search found this from February - Post by scubapro on 7:36am on 11 th Feb Dazza, Try this site http://www. navman.com/marine/support/manuals/index.html#2100 Scubapro. ...
www.ausfish.com.au/cgi-ausfish/board/ YaBB.cgi?board=Boats;action=print;num=1107931863 - 7

Try that site for a manual on the 2100.

[Manjilad]

Hi, just enhancing 88f's response:

Site for Navman2100 fuel flow meter: http://www.navman.com/marine/products/fuel/fuel2100/index.html

Site for Naveman Manual:http://www.navman.com/marine/support/manuals/index.html

I have just purchased one and is half installed! I hope to improve fuel performance and tilt settings. Would be interested in other people experience in use of this device!
Cheers

[88fishframe]

I run a Yamaha 130 Saltwater Series [2004 model], before fitting a 2100 I estimated I was using around 30L per hour on a normal run of 25K cruise, 6K troll and a couple of blasts around 38k's. After fitting a 2100 I could clearly see my fuel usage at different speeds / revs. A normal trip now has me using closer to 20L per hour all up - and I don't open her up to WOT as much any more ! Highly recommend the 2100 but I would also be interested to hear of other members with experience in other fuel monitoring devices in other brands. ;D

[rubba]

can any 1 please help me on how this thig works.i bought new boat and has this installed, but no instructions came with it.or if anyone has any books on it would be greatly appreciated. :-/

[Manjilad]

WOW 88, thats an awesome saving ..... gotta go rush out and finish installing mine ... should pay for itself in no time .... bought it at whitworths for $255 when they had their recent 15% off sale (which I foundout on AUSFISH .... makes it worthwhile being on Ausfish eh ;D). It should pay for itself in 3 trips only .......
I have a 6.3m glass with a thirsty 175HP 2 stroke Jono. Currently I use between 20-30 liters per hour or more accurately 1.1 - 1.3 liters per Km.
Also last time got back to the ramp with a wing and a prayer with about 3l petrol to spare .... cutting it a bit fine - on a full 210l tank full ..... but no more .. ma new navman will tell me how many teaspoons left!!!!! ::)
Cheers

PS I will post some figures on any difference using my naveman fuel flow meter makes on my next trip