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Did they not commit to a specific timeline when you contracted with them to perform this work and if the timeline was exceeded that there would be some sort of penalty?
Ken, No we, (I) unfortunately didn't put a time frame on it.! but I agree we (I) need to.!!!
Let me speak to them this afternoon and I'll try and get just that. I know the new machine it being installed this week, but that shouldn't affect the resin mold stage !!........
You Call 24 to 25 degrees Warm? You must be a member of the Polar Bear Porsche Club Located in the North pole ..Man thats cold .
Hello.......... All of the World Uses Metric Measurements (Except somwhere dear to your heart) Add about 51 to the numbers and you will have a better idea? (In Fahrenheit)
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'Power is Nothing without Control..........'
Last edited by kareldeeley; 05-07-2008 at 06:26 PM.
Hello.......... All of the World Uses Metric Measurements (Except somwhere dear to your heart) Add about 51 to the numbers and you will have a better idea? (In Fahrenheit)
I thought it was the old "Double it and add 30" formula, for example 5 degrees Celcius is 5*2 + 30 or 40 degrees fahrenheit. It also works for counting Canadian beers too eh...
I thought it was the old "Double it and add 30" formula, for example 5 degrees Celcius is 5*2 + 30 or 40 degrees fahrenheit. It also works for counting Canadian beers too eh...
Is that Canadian Beers or Canadian Bears..................?
To be Absoloutely precise;
To convert a Celsius temperature into degrees Fahrenheit:
Tf = ((9/5)*Tc)+32
Hope this helps.............
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Last edited by kareldeeley; 05-07-2008 at 06:49 PM.
So 75 to 76 degrees WOW thats Nice .Only 50 degrees here in WA and 2 days of sunshine in the last 2 months and actually kareldeeley I have Friends in Yorkshire England.As a musician my dream is to live there someday.Will first have to learn the metric system and the American to English translations I have the Beer drinking down already...THATS GOOD WEATHER FOR POURING SOME RESIN ..EH MATE
...THATS GOOD WEATHER FOR POURING SOME RESIN ..EH MATE