measuring capacity

[Don Ferrette]

Ok I'm having a major brain fade- can't recall how to figure capacity in ounces based on inch measurements of height, width & depth. Can someone please refresh my memory............. :blink:

 

[piper_chuck]

You baking cookies or something?

One fluid ounce equals 1.804 cubic inches.

Or, you could just plug the numbers into this page: http://www.metric-conversions.org/volume/c...s-to-ounces.htm

 

[Don Ferrette]

Thanks Chuck that's what I needed. Need to figure fuel capacity for latest "project".

 

[topfuel443]

look up online conversions on the net, you can input the measurements of any shape and itll spit out the fluid capacity in any increment wanted...

~James

 

[captwalter]

Hi Don: You run a MAC engine. How much fuel do you carry to get that engine around the race course?

Perry

 

[piper_chuck]

Which MAC? The .45 in my sport 40 burns 14 to 15 ounces per heat.

 

[captwalter]

Chuck: Thanks for helping me turn my brain on this morning. I always connect Don to scale boats but you are right I should have mentioned a MAC 67 in a scale boat running a full race course with the 2.5 minutes on clock time. Thanks, Perry

 

[Don Ferrette]

Chuck: Thanks for helping me turn my brain on this morning. I always connect Don to scale boats but you are right I should have mentioned a MAC 67 in a scale boat running a full race course with the 2.5 minutes on clock time. Thanks, Perry

Perry you should shoot for at least 20oz. I carry 20.5 in the S/J running a MAC67 and still don't start up until 1:45 to the start.

 

[AWaddle322]

24oz if you are going to start at 2:30 has been my experience.

Allen

 

[captwalter]

Allen and Don: Thanks for the good info and advice. I use 16 oz with my Picco and 18 oz with my green head CMB. The MAC sure is thirsty. Thanks again, Perry

 

[Grimracer]

lenght

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0.551412

 

[nitroconcepts]

josh has some good stuff at his site.

there's a link to a conversion tool here. the tool is convert.exe It's virus free...I recommend it to anyone. the full download will put an icon on your desktop. I've been using it at least weekly for years and it's very easy to use.

KB....or not B)

http://joshmadison.net/software/convert/

 

[Don Ferrette]

josh has some good stuff at his site.

there's a link to a conversion tool here. the tool is convert.exe It's virus free...I recommend it to anyone. the full download will put an icon on your desktop. I've been using it at least weekly for years and it's very easy to use.

KB....or not B)

http://joshmadison.net/software/convert/

Thanks Kev! B)

 

[Ed.R]

look at Grims Post , I have made 3 or more stainless tanks using that formula it's CORRECT

My 2 cents

I used .55412

WxHxL= ?

Then ? x .55412

 

[Bob Howard]

I have also been using convet for several years now and would be lost without it.

Bob