6 Mar
2001
6 Mar
'01
3:06 a.m.
From: Iggy Drougge <optimus(a)canit.se>
anglophony, since they are archaic beyond reason. I
wonder why there
hasn't
been a revolution in America, isn't the people
tired of using all that
inch
and oz stuff?
;) Yep.
- I own a toyota... metric tools.
- I did many years ago work on british morotcycles decimal inches.
- I have a full tool crib, fractional inches, however, drills are number,
letter,
fractional inch and decimal inch. The verniers and micrometers are in
thousandths of an inch.
- However, my us standard snow blower uses the US common 14mm spark plug.
- I fly a plane and use knots not MPH or KPH. My altimiter is in inches
but
weather is in millibars.
- I cook, grams, oz, drams, pinches, "abit of" and so on.
An all I wanted to do was drill an eigth inch hole for a number six screw
to mount
the capacitor (condensor) in my 10m reciever.
I ponder this over a cup of Coffee. ;)
Allison