Abstract: A fuel measurement system is configured to determine an amount of a fuel in a tank. The fuel measurement system contains at least one transmitter and receiver configured to dispatch an emission wave through the tank which are reflected off of the tank and returned as returned waves. Time for the emission wave to return to the at least one transmitter and receiver is measured. An integrated circuit is communicatively coupled to the at least one transmitter and receiver and a thermocouple. The time is communicated from the at least one transmitter and receiver to the integrated circuit. The time is used to calculate the amount of the fuel in the tank. A display is configured to show the amount of the fuel remaining the in the tank.

Abstract: A shoe strap is arranged for securement to an existing shoe construction wherein the shoe strap includes a flexible surrounding strap for securement about an ankle of an individual with a securement buckle portion mounted cooperatively at forward terminal ends of the surrounding strap. A downwardly extending rigid leg includes a mounting for one of a plurality of fastener members for securement and cooperation with an associated shoe. The fastener members are adhesively or mechanically mounted to the downwardly extending leg and include a flexible pad to be positioned overlying the inner sole of the associated shoe, a clamp member, a tooth engagement member for engagement with the medial rear seam of the shoe, or alternatively the use of mechanical fasteners such as projections engageable within teeth mounted within the shoe or an array of hook and loop fasteners for securement to a companion hook and loop fasteners strip securable to the shoe.