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Philander 2 year s ago
#7 slippery af
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Cintha 2 year s ago
#50, no, the fuel was calculated in pounds and loaded using that number in kilograms. Proves the glide ratio of commercial jets though. You don't plummet to the Earth when the engines stop...phew!
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Midge 2 year s ago
Cintha,
hence the change from standard to metric...
hence the change from standard to metric...
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Ferbie 2 year s ago
Cintha,
The other way round.
If you calculate in kilograms, but load in pounds, you will end up with less fuel than you should have.
If you calculate in pounds, but load that number in kilograms, you will have a mass of 2.2x your pound calculation.
The other way round.
If you calculate in kilograms, but load in pounds, you will end up with less fuel than you should have.
If you calculate in pounds, but load that number in kilograms, you will have a mass of 2.2x your pound calculation.
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Nat 2 year s ago
Ferbie, absolutely right, but it still was caused by the change from middle ages to metric.
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Rube 2 year s ago
#40 Wind-loading is a thing.
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Clarence 2 year s ago
#33 could any post be more obviously fake than this creation?
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Karon 2 year s ago
#5 who uses pencils anymore?
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Mally 2 year s ago
Karon,
Your mom!
Your mom!
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Delf 2 year s ago
Karon,
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For only $100-$120 you can have Artisanal Pencil Sharpening keep it in tip top shape. Seriously, it's a thing.
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Woody 2 year s ago
#14 Yeah. Alaska has several submarine bases, and twise the coastline of the lower 48.
hence the change from standard to metric...
The other way round.
If you calculate in kilograms, but load in pounds, you will end up with less fuel than you should have.
If you calculate in pounds, but load that number in kilograms, you will have a mass of 2.2x your pound calculation.
Your mom!
For only $100-$120 you can have Artisanal Pencil Sharpening keep it in tip top shape. Seriously, it's a thing.