2008-07-29, 22:15
#7
Kan passa på att tipsa om googles lilla kalkylatorfunktion. Sök på "1/4 lb in kg" utan citationstecken. Fungerar givetvis även för andra typer av mått, t.ex "3.5 newton meter in pound inch" eller "1 angstrom in meters" 
2008-07-29, 23:31
#8
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Cool :-D Danke för tipset!
Ursprungligen postat av gadzoox
Kan passa på att tipsa om googles lilla kalkylatorfunktion. Sök på "1/4 lb in kg" utan citationstecken. Fungerar givetvis även för andra typer av mått, t.ex "3.5 newton meter in pound inch" eller "1 angstrom in meters"
2008-07-30, 00:21
#9
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Testa även 1 ton in kg.
Ursprungligen postat av gadzoox
Kan passa på att tipsa om googles lilla kalkylatorfunktion. Sök på "1/4 lb in kg" utan citationstecken. Fungerar givetvis även för andra typer av mått, t.ex "3.5 newton meter in pound inch" eller "1 angstrom in meters"
2008-07-30, 00:51
#10
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hahaha! så knasigt det kan bli
Ursprungligen postat av ÅnkelGunnar
Testa även 1 ton in kg.
Det stämmer dock, det är bara jänkarna som tolkar ton annorlunda än oss:
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Ursprungligen postat av http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ton
There are three similar units of mass called the ton:
1. long ton (simply ton in countries such as the United Kingdom which formerly used the Imperial system of weights and measures) is a weight ton or gross ton, and is 2,240 pounds (exactly 1,016.0469088 kg). In the UK and most of the areas which used the Imperial system, the metric ton (1,000 kg), which it is conveniently very similar to—less than 2% difference—is the only form of ton legal for trade.
* In the iron industry in the 17th century and 18th century, a ton shortweight was the standard 2,240 lb, whereas a ton longweight was 2,400 lb (the hundredweight being 120 lb).
* The long ton is used for petroleum products such as aviation fuel.
* Deadweight ton (abbreviation 'DWT' or 'dwt') is a measure of a ship's carrying capacity, including bunker oil, fresh water, ballast water, crew and provisions. It is expressed in metric tons (1,000 kg) or long tons (2,240 pounds, about 1,016 kg)[1]. This measurement is also used in the U.S. tonnage of naval ships.
* Increasingly, metric tonnes are being used rather than long tons in measuring the displacement of ships. See tonnage.
2. short ton (usually called simply ton in North America or sometimes called a net ton) = 2,000 lb (about 907.18474 kg).
* Harbour ton used in South Africa in the 20th century, equal to 2000 pounds or one short ton.
3. The metric ton, or tonne, is 1,000 kg (or 1 Mg) or approximately 2,204.6 pounds.
1. long ton (simply ton in countries such as the United Kingdom which formerly used the Imperial system of weights and measures) is a weight ton or gross ton, and is 2,240 pounds (exactly 1,016.0469088 kg). In the UK and most of the areas which used the Imperial system, the metric ton (1,000 kg), which it is conveniently very similar to—less than 2% difference—is the only form of ton legal for trade.
* In the iron industry in the 17th century and 18th century, a ton shortweight was the standard 2,240 lb, whereas a ton longweight was 2,400 lb (the hundredweight being 120 lb).
* The long ton is used for petroleum products such as aviation fuel.
* Deadweight ton (abbreviation 'DWT' or 'dwt') is a measure of a ship's carrying capacity, including bunker oil, fresh water, ballast water, crew and provisions. It is expressed in metric tons (1,000 kg) or long tons (2,240 pounds, about 1,016 kg)[1]. This measurement is also used in the U.S. tonnage of naval ships.
* Increasingly, metric tonnes are being used rather than long tons in measuring the displacement of ships. See tonnage.
2. short ton (usually called simply ton in North America or sometimes called a net ton) = 2,000 lb (about 907.18474 kg).
* Harbour ton used in South Africa in the 20th century, equal to 2000 pounds or one short ton.
3. The metric ton, or tonne, is 1,000 kg (or 1 Mg) or approximately 2,204.6 pounds.
1 metric ton in kg, alt. 1 tonne in kg funkar bättre
2008-07-30, 17:23
#11
2008-07-30, 18:00
#12
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Yes! "1 parsec in angstroms" funkar!
Ursprungligen postat av gadzoox
Kan passa på att tipsa om googles lilla kalkylatorfunktion. Sök på "1/4 lb in kg" utan citationstecken. Fungerar givetvis även för andra typer av mått, t.ex "3.5 newton meter in pound inch" eller "1 angstrom in meters"
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