Unit Conversion
Unit Conversion
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Has anyone ever heard of a gir/min? and if so how can it be converted to gal/min
Thanks
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RE: Unit Conversion
Is the unit in english or is it in another language?
Sorry, not much help.
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RE: Unit Conversion
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RE: Unit Conversion
I know some Italian.
turn = giro
So it is as you indicated an Italian for RPM.
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