Head on over to C2134 (upstairs, in Electronics Alley) to see a demonstration of an electronic fuel spill prevention device called, appropriately, the Fuel Spill Guard.
Ken Wallenberg gave me the run-down, and it’s a convincing display. These units, manufactured locally on Whidbey Island, provide both visual and audible warnings that your tank is full, and they also include overflow tanks for additional spill prevention. Very cool.
Check out the website at http://www.fuelspillprevention.com to see the product line, including options for single and dual tank situations.
