The RADIANT RFGA GEN-2 Fuel Gauges are compact, sunlight-readable fuel instruments for experimental, ultralight, and qualifying Light Sport aircraft. The RFGA family is available in two versions: a Resistive Fuel Gauge for passive resistive senders connected to ground, and a 0–5V Capacitive Fuel Gauge for analog sender systems that provide a voltage output in the 0 to 5 volt range.
Each version supports single-tank or dual-tank display configuration and is available for 2-1/4" or 3-1/8" panel installations. The display shows an analog-style fuel dial, large digital percent, fuel quantity in the selected units, and fuel-level trend/history information.
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GEN-2 Fuel Gauges
The RADIANT RFGA GEN-2 Fuel Gauge shows the current fuel level for one or two tanks using a bright, sunlight-readable color display. The screen combines an analog-style dial, large digital percent, fuel quantity, and a small trend/history graph so the pilot can see both the current fuel level and recent sender behavior.
The RFGA calibration system adapts the instrument to the sender and tank actually installed in the aircraft. Calibration may be performed with 2, 3, or 5 points per tank. A 5-point calibration is recommended for new installations because it better matches tank shape and sender nonlinearity.
The Resistive Fuel Gauge version works with passive resistive senders connected to ground, including conventional and reverse-acting sender curves within the measurable range of the instrument. It displays sender resistance in real time and can show sender OPEN or SHORT fault conditions.
The 0–5V Capacitive Fuel Gauge version works with analog sender systems that provide a 0 to 5 volt output. It displays sender voltage in real time and supports voltage curves that rise or fall with fuel level, as long as the calibration points form a valid monotonic curve.
Display units may be set to US gallons, liters, or imperial gallons. Each tank may have its own capacity setting, and fuel remaining is shown for each tank in the selected units.


