If only I knew your lingo, but I don't(too well) so I applaud you for making a classic lawn mower work. Now you can say to onlookers; Back In my Day.......(I guess?)Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe Blog
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If only I knew your lingo, but I don't(too well) so I applaud you for making a classic lawn mower work. Now you can say to onlookers; Back In my Day.......(I guess?)Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe Blog
I don't suppose you know what 1/2 a pt is in ml, being a 2 stroke it needs oil in its fuel for lubrication but the amounts are in imperial measurements which I'm not very familiar with.
Nope I do not. Google does though.:shades:Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe Blog
i think its like ~250ml 16.9fl oz is 500ml but i could google it real fast. its 236ml exact.
Just worked it out, about 60ml of oil per liter. thats quite a bit
Hey Spose'.
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aha i see, 1/2 a uk pt equals 284ml and 1/2 a us pt equals 236ml
Kinda big difference in ml.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe Blog
I wonder why?
use this gadget
Who knows but as a interesting observation i discovered that the oil to fuel ratio remains the same no matter which imperial system i use (US or UK)Quote:
Originally Posted by SwordOfTime
That seems so useful. Too bad I won't use it a lot.
I always google any conversions I need. "1 in to mm"
I have never gotten a bad answer, so why download an app?
it's a gadget. no big deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jazzmarazz
it depends on your needs, like it would be suitable for a computer that isn't on the net. a good conversion program would be extremely useful to an mechanic, engineer or machinist.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jazzmarazz
*Sits in seat* *classmate speaks to me*
Shh... I'm learning.:biggrin: