Hello, see: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=203558
message from Dan Jacobson: > Try this strict html out. You'll see PRE isn't BLOCKQUOTEed > (indented), and the second depth of BLOCKQUOTEing is not further > indented than the first. > > <P>In fact the meter has an "Rr 13 8/9" painted on it.</P> > > <BLOCKQUOTE> > <PRE> > Subject: Re: electric meter Rr hectowatthour > From: "Dave Dahle" <[email protected]> > Date: Tue, 29 Jul 2003 06:32:29 -0500 > Newsgroups: misc.industry.utilities.electric > </PRE> > > <P>"Dan Jacobson" <[email protected]> wrote</P> > > <BLOCKQUOTE> > <P>Inside my electric meter is painted Kh 7.2, Rr 13 8/9. > Kh=100/Rr, But why is Rr the number of rotations for a > hectowatthour, not a kilowatthour?</P> > </BLOCKQUOTE> > > <P>You're not taking the gear ratio between the disk and > register pickup gear into account!</P> > > <P>In this case, we can safely assume it's 100 (commonly used on > GE, ABB/Westinghouse, and older Sangamo and Duncan meters).</P> > > <P>Rr is the # of revolutions of the pickup gear for a full > revolution of the rightmost dial.</P> > </BLOCKQUOTE> > > <P>So 1000 / 7.2 / 100 = ( 13 + 8 / 9 ) / 10</P> Thank you regards Denis Briand
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