Table Conversion

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Hotz
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Table Conversion

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found interesting conversion table
http://www.clippard.com/calculators/flow.asp

Hotz ;)
Sorry my english mistakes.
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jfholm
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Re: Table Conversion

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Thanks Hotz,
Good to have, Thank you! I had to laugh, I was trying to program this same thing in C++ and discovered I already have all these on my cell phone as an application under my tools. The new cell phones are great.

John
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Hotz
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Re: Table Conversion

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jfholm wrote:Thanks Hotz,
Good to have, Thank you! I had to laugh, I was trying to program this same thing in C++ and discovered I already have all these on my cell phone as an application under my tools. The new cell phones are great.

John

Jhon technology and our great ally, but sometimes makes us crazy.

Hotz :lol:
Sorry my english mistakes.
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blaktopr
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Re: Table Conversion

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Hotz wrote:
Jhon technology and our great ally, but sometimes makes us crazy.

Hotz :lol:
You got that right Hotz!
Thanks for the link.
Chris Sikorski
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Hotz
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Re: Table Conversion

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To convert CFM to Liters / Second, and more ....

http://www.ytionline.com/techinfo/conversiontables.html
Sorry my english mistakes.
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