pyFuel

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Simple Symbian S60 application to help monitor car fuel consumption and calculate trip costs. Runs on devices with PythonForS60 installed. Source moved to: https://github.com/biesiad/pyFuel

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monitor car fuel consumption
calculate trip costs

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