Convert tool

[evil_demon_01]

Not sure if this is the right section for this, I've used this tool for a few years now countless times, and its awesome for technical conversions:
Pressure, speed, density, temperature, torque, volume etc
Figured someone here might also find it useful.

Convert tool

[stelvio]

that's great!
and its NOT a virus
very usefull program

[evil_demon_01]

that's great!
and its NOT a virus
very usefull program

Of course its not a virus.
I was thinking after I posted it, ohhh people will prob think its a virus
Seriously though guys, its well worth having.

[stelvio]

indeed...
completely off topic; you're quote says "Money will not get you confidence. You could have all the money in the world and still not believe in yourself."
reminds me of what some guy told me: "Money cannot bring happiness in any way shape or form...but it can definately maintain it"
ahhh...i need sleep =/

[evil_demon_01]

indeed...
completely off topic; you're quote says "Money will not get you confidence. You could have all the money in the world and still not believe in yourself."
reminds me of what some guy told me: "Money cannot bring happiness in any way shape or form...but it can definately maintain it"
ahhh...i need sleep =/

Yes I've heard that one before too, Both very true statements - Provided that the money is spent wisely

[Mjfan12]

good program, but it converts it to exponents and such, nnot a huge issue but I wish it would do it in more simple terms.

like it tried converting my mileage of 225k kilomenters into miles (I can just multiply by .62 and its about 140k miles)

in it read 8.8e to the .010

[evil_demon_01]

good program, but it converts it to exponents and such, nnot a huge issue but I wish it would do it in more simple terms.

like it tried converting my mileage of 225k kilomenters into miles (I can just multiply by .62 and its about 140k miles)

in it read 8.8e to the .010

What do you mean 8.8e?
When I do it, it comes out as 225km = 139.8085mi

OIC you need to use mile instead of mil

[Mjfan12]

OHHH my mistake, I thought the mil was mile. should have looked one place under it.

[evil_demon_01]

Bump

[lokuputha]

google works great as a converter.

http://www.google.com/help/features.html

[evil_demon_01]

Huh, so it is

Convert does more technical conversions though, I only saw caluclator and unit conversion in google (providing you know the units or equations)