I wrote to them about that years ago, several times actually - did no good.
I don't think anyone there was capable of understanding what I was talking
about; as far as they were concerned, "k" meant "kilometer" as "m" meant
"miles so adding the "ph" after both made sense to them.  Probably due to
all the "10k" road race promoters, no thanks to them either ...

Carleton

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Thanks, Stanley!

BTW, what do you think the odds are they can be persuaded to change "kph" to
"km/h"? Just wondering ...

Ezra

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