Temperature conversion list .

[Dave 54]

I know I struggle when our cousins across the pond talk farenhieght and not celcius , so to get rid of any future hickups when it comes to either temperature which ever you use I've put in a Temperature conversion list .
I really hope everyone who is unsure will use this list in the future which is correct down to 0c or 32f

Dave

25c = 77f
24c = 75.2f
23c = 73.4f
22c = 71.6f
21c = 69.8f
20c = 68f
19c = 66.2f
18c = 64.4f
17c = 62.6f
16c = 60.8f
15c = 59f
14c = 57.2f
13c = 55.4f
12c = 53.6f
11c = 51.8f
10c = 50f
9c = 48.2f
8c = 46.4f
7c = 44.6f
6c = 42.8f
5c = 41f
4c = 39.2f
3c = 37.4f
2c = 35.6f
1c = 33.8f
0c = 32f

 

[tbendl]

-40 is the same for both.
Hehe

 

[Dave 54]

-15c is the lowest weve been here in Plymouth and we kept a temperature of 7c in the pond throughout thanx to our policarbonate roofing sheets that cover the pond and filter housing .

Dave

 

[Nepen]

I used to use the C, and now I use the F... and I still cant really convert them in my head lol.

 

[MitchM]

I'm Western Canadian bilingual - I speak both Farenheit and Celcius.

 

[Dave 54]

Mitch In reality I find the celcius far easier Mitch Farenheit is just too dam fiddley for me though I have used it before whilst in the Navy to report temperatures .
Thats when I decided on celcius a being the easier one of the two, did you know there is a third way of measuring temperature by an english man but for the life of me I cant remember who he is or what they call his measurements ?

Dave

 

[MitchM]

Are you thinking of the Kelvin temperature scale?

I remember when Canada changed over to metric, gas looked really cheap the next day - $0.16/liter. Gas is about $1.80 now.
Farenheit has more increments so that you can fine tune your house temperature more, but I'm happy with either way.
Cooking is eaisier with metric.
Calculating the slope on a roof? Not so much.
It didn't affect my driving, I still speed. (a little)

 

[HARO]

$1.80 per liter for gas?? I thought it was CHEAPER in Oilberta!! We're only paying .99 at the moment!
John

 

[MitchM]

oops, meant 1.08. lol

 

[HARO]

Still seems a bit high, doesn't it? I came across an old note pad recently, where I had kept track of my gas useage and mileage back in the early 70's. Most fill-ups were less than $5.00, gas as low as 39 cents a GALLON!
John

 

[MitchM]

I would like someone to explain to me how bottled water can be more expensive than something as refined and regulated as gasoline.
I need to shake my cane at someone.