Curtis L. Olson writes:
What units are we measuring fuel quantity in these days? If not
gallons, can someone give me a rough conversion from what we are using
to gallons (ignoring issues such as temperature ...)
The property system currently publishes the value using US gallons,
but
We use pounds.
Jon
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Curtis L. Olson writes:
What units are we measuring fuel quantity in these days? If not
gallons, can someone give me a rough conversion from what we are
using
to gallons (ignoring issues such as
David Megginson wrote:
Curtis L. Olson writes:
What units are we measuring fuel quantity in these days? If not
gallons, can someone give me a rough conversion from what we are using
to gallons (ignoring issues such as temperature ...)
The property system currently publishes the
The property system currently publishes the value using US gallons,
but think that almost everyone agrees that using a volume measurement
is wrong, since volume is relative to temperature and air pressure.
For the big iron, yes, but for small piston planes I personally think
volume is
