Water pressure analog sensor

Anybody know of a cheap analog pressure sensor for potable water?  Max pressure should be at least 60 to 70 psi.

See if ebay item# 261260635816 fits your needs.
$20, 0-100PSI, 5vdc in, 0.5-4.5vdc out.
I have this bookmarked for a future irrig system project.

Thanks, looks good.  I've placed an order and will let you know how it works out.

What does pressure give you?  Or is this for something like a well?  I know for my house, with city water, I don't really care...the incoming pressure from the city is well over the 90PSI  that I set my house to.  At least that is what I think I set it to.  I'd have to check again.
 
Essentially, I set it to that at my closest branch.  It just happened to be a hose spigot.  So, every other faucet/valve/etc. should be less than that.
 
--Dan

I'm on city water also but because of rust in the water, I have a whole house filter that is downstream of the pressure regulator.  Over time the filter starts reducing the water pressure more and more.  I want to monitor this pressure to know when it's time to replace the filter

Anyone know of a good, low cost sensor like this? The ebay number doesn't work anymore. I am looking for something for 60 - 80 psi max for water. Something that could stand being outdoors would be a plus but I can put a housing around it. Need analog output that I can read with a microprocessor.

JimS said:

Anyone know of a good, low cost sensor like this? The ebay number doesn't work anymore.

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The number still seems to still work:  http://www.ebay.com/itm/261260635816?ru=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fsch%2Fi.html%3F_from%3DR40%26_sacat%3D0%26_nkw%3D261260635816%26_rdc%3D1

@JimS  As I said in the PM I had other higher priority issues come up and now I may be moving so I don't plan on installing the pressure sensor anytime soon.
 
I can tell you what I received looks just like the picture.  And it has a solid feel to it which makes me think it is good quality but since I have not used it, I can't know for sure. 

NeverDie,  Thanks - I must have done something wrong when I tried it before.  Works now.
 
I also see that the same seller has a similar sensor for about $7 less.  I can't figure out the difference between them except they look very slightly different.
 
Automate, Yes I got your PM - Thanks.  I've got lots of projects too so time will tell if I get to this sooner than you. 

I guess you didn't bother to read and compare the descriptions.
 
cheaper - 2% accuracy.
 
more expensive - 1.5% accuracy, with ceramic pressure chip sensor inside