Metric Conversion
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Metric Conversion
I normally use excel to do quick unit conversions.
Google have added a really neat feature.
Cool!
The help does not say all of the supported units. I suspect the common ones, and the metric multipliers (k,m,c etc)
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Hymee.
Google have added a really neat feature.
- Go to www.google.com
- In the Google search field, enter "177 kW in HP"
- Click search, and you get:
Cool!
The help does not say all of the supported units. I suspect the common ones, and the metric multipliers (k,m,c etc)
Cheers,
Hymee.
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Been using that for ages. Also works for kPa to PSI. Not as much use for you guys though I suppose 
Actually is does most imperial <-> metric conversions
try 14l/100km in mpg:
14 l/100km = 16.8010417 miles per gallon
-pete
Actually is does most imperial <-> metric conversions
try 14l/100km in mpg:
14 l/100km = 16.8010417 miles per gallon
-pete
Last edited by rpm_pwr; Dec 3, 2003 at 10:57 PM.
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The "imperial" units are really miles per US gallons in Google. I thought "imperial" meant "mppg" or "miles per Pommy gallon". Oh, well at least we can talk to the Europeans and the Canadians!
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OT: More google fun
On www.google.com
Click Language Tools
Then Bork Bork Bork, or Elmer Fudd, or Pig Latin
On www.google.com
Click Language Tools
Then Bork Bork Bork, or Elmer Fudd, or Pig Latin
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