[USMA:11026] posible new, non standard, unit

[Leonardo Boselli]

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On Thu, 15 Feb 2001, Fardig, Paul S. wrote:
> It appears that 18 °C was the original number and they applied 9/5 to it,
> without adding 32.  
> Probably a common conversion mistake.
> English they use 34 degrees "farenheit".  Not only is Fahrenheit spelled
> wrong,  but 18ºC is nowhere near 34ºF
They used "farenheit" degree, not "Fahrenheit" degree, and there is no ISO
standard that say that 34 farenheit degree are different than 291K
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