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In Reply to: RE: a chilly 29 degrees hear in Toronto, lovin' it BIG time posted by Spun1 on July 01, 2014 at 12:47:15
So, you like the 84 degree weather, do you?
It's in the high 80's today here in the mid-west...
"If the audio industry built gear that sounded as good as it did 50 years ago, there would NEVER be a need to re-issued anything!"
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Celsius to Fahrenheit. Double and add 30.
Fahrenheit to Celsius. Subtract 30 and dived by 2.
It works between 5-30C where you'll find it pretty pretty close up to being off only a few degrees F the higher you go. it's a good estimator tool.
In Canada we use the metric system but I prefer lbs, feet, inches and mph. However, I prefer Celsius because it's actually a lot easier to think of 0 as the freezing point of water and go from there. It's because publishers didn't want to change all those Orwell Books to Celsius 232.78 I tell ya.
For more accuracy Method 2
°F to °C Deduct 32, then multiply by 5, then divide by 9
°C to °F Multiply by 9, then divide by 5, then add 32
I like the first one best cause method two makes my head hurt.
90 hours without power.
my elderly Mother fell, shivering and broke 3 ribs. easy way to get a warm bed in the hospital, until the new year. Myself dealing with an inflamed SI joint.
bring it on! 80, 90, 100! Lovin' it. Despite cutting down on my listening time ;> (
Leveling patio stones tomorrow!
Cheers, Brothers!
Brian
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