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It shouldn't really matter what the units are called. You could record liters and call them gallons. Once you calibrate the first tank. your 320 mpg (really miles/liters) calibration would bring the next tank close to accurate for your units, since your next tank will be getting close to 320 mpg (indicated). That's why your UK Scangauge has no special Imperial gallon units to choose from. You just use gallons, and when you calibrate, your Imperial gallon size is corrected for.
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Darrell
Boycotting Exxon since 1989, BP since 2010
Have you ever noticed that anybody driving slower than you is an idiot, and anyone going faster than you is a maniac? George Carlin
Mean Green Toaster Machine
49.5 mpg avg over 53,000 miles. 176% of '08 EPA
Best flat drive 94.5 mpg for 10.1 mi
Longest tank 1033 km (642 mi) on 10.56 gal = 60.8 mpg
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