Gene Heskett wrote: > > As someone from the other side of the pond, I am far more comfortable in > inches than in mm or mils for everyday work, but I think I need to > understand what a mil is in the definitions you use? > I think this mil is .001 Inch, was commonly used in the electronics industry, as well as in machining to some extent. (Electronics has pretty exclusively moved over to mm, although some chips still have hard inch-based lead spacing. Also, a lot of stupid stuff like 3.81 mm connector pin pitch (.150"))
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