U Ubergeek63 Well-Known Member Dec 18, 2008 #21 Willbe said: Easy way to convert C to F or backwards, from a magazine article in the 70s. The first step is the opposite of the last and there are 3 steps. 1. Add 40 to either C or F 2. To go from C to F multiply by 9/5; otherwise by 5/9 3. Subtract 40. Click to expand... What? There are only two steps: F to C is subtract 32 and multiply by 5/9
Willbe said: Easy way to convert C to F or backwards, from a magazine article in the 70s. The first step is the opposite of the last and there are 3 steps. 1. Add 40 to either C or F 2. To go from C to F multiply by 9/5; otherwise by 5/9 3. Subtract 40. Click to expand... What? There are only two steps: F to C is subtract 32 and multiply by 5/9
Willbe New Member Dec 20, 2008 #22 digital thermometer atntias said: (i cant touch it for more then a second) Click to expand... Below 36°C probably feels cool to the touch no burn @42°C burned in: 30 seconds @ 54°C, 5 sec. @ 60°C, 1 second @ 71°C. Components with less heat capacity need higher temps to get the same effect.
digital thermometer atntias said: (i cant touch it for more then a second) Click to expand... Below 36°C probably feels cool to the touch no burn @42°C burned in: 30 seconds @ 54°C, 5 sec. @ 60°C, 1 second @ 71°C. Components with less heat capacity need higher temps to get the same effect.