Psi to HG conversion?
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Psi to HG conversion?
Can someone confirm this:
15psi is about the same as 30 inHG
Reason is, i might get a boost gauge that measures in inHG, but only goes up to 10 inHG which would be about 5psi?
15psi is about the same as 30 inHG
Reason is, i might get a boost gauge that measures in inHG, but only goes up to 10 inHG which would be about 5psi?
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Re: Psi to HG conversion? (RioNinja)
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Re: Psi to HG conversion? (RioNinja)
15 PSI is roughly 30"Hg. The conversion is:
1 PSI = 2.036 "Hg @ 32 deg F
1 PSI = 2.041 "Hg @ 60 deg F
Don't know why my unit convertor has both temps but they're pretty close anyway.
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[Modified by 5 Liter Eater, 10:37 AM 3/15/2002]
1 PSI = 2.036 "Hg @ 32 deg F
1 PSI = 2.041 "Hg @ 60 deg F
Don't know why my unit convertor has both temps but they're pretty close anyway.
HTH
[Modified by 5 Liter Eater, 10:37 AM 3/15/2002]
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Re: Psi to HG conversion? (5 Liter Eater)
15 PSI is roughly 30"Hg. The conversion is:
1 PSI = 2.036 "Hg @ 32 deg F
1 PSI = 2.041 "Hg @ 60 deg F
Don't know why my unit convertor has both temps but they're pretty close anyway.
1 PSI = 2.036 "Hg @ 32 deg F
1 PSI = 2.041 "Hg @ 60 deg F
Don't know why my unit convertor has both temps but they're pretty close anyway.
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