Fuel tank sending unit

It doesn't do any good. One of the smaller companies that sell a sender, I called them to ask who makes it. The guy said they were made in house. When I asked if they were the correct non-linear, he said he's never heard of that, it's not a thing, and that I have no clue what I'm talking about. Even after explaining, he refused to believe it, and just kept saying I was wrong. I refused to buy it from them because I didn't feel like he would let me return it when it turned out to still be like all of the other ones. The Australian unit is the only one I've found that works almost perfectly. I'm sure my gauge isn't exactly calibrated correctly, but when it gets close to empty, it takes what you would expect to fill it back up.
You would think the makers would read these forums..maybe you should send the guy who you were trying to explain the problem too a link to some of the numerous threads here where people are complaining about these senders. Im just going to buy the Aussie sender since you say it works. I will say that I've been really impressed with the work I've seen people in Denmark,Sweden,Finland,Australia put into making parts that nobody else would make because it's not "profitable" enough. Especially for the finned mopars.
I'm curious though,why was there a long and short arm version of these senders? Did the tanks change from 1967-1969 to 1970 and later?