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    "sender_name": "Tony Langdon",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: AMSAT-NA totally metric?",
    "date": "2007-01-21T10:03:16Z",
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    "content": "\n\n>A minute is a Nautical Mile (6000) feet in latitude. ( 100 feet per \n>second) Latitude times the COS of the latitude for longitude. (At \n>33N = 1 second of longitude = 84 feet) Try that in kilometers! Guess \n>your GPS will do those things for you. FYI: A grid square is only \n>square at 60 degrees of latitude. COS = 0.5\n\nAnd who on this side of the planer is at 60 degrees?  Maybe a few \nseals and whales LOL  Conversion between degrees and distance is not \nrequired much these days, with GPS and good maps.  Nautical \nmeasurements are still used here in any case, in meteorology for \nexample (wind speed is in km/h and knots).\n\n>On the other hand many caculations are simplified with metrics, \n>wavelength for example. Amps, Volts, Farrads, Henerys, Ohms, \n>Frequency, and Watts are same in metric and need no \n>conversion.Grams, Litres and Meters require developing a feel. I can \n>visualize an inch, not 3 cm ?  I can feel an ounce, but not a gram, \n>besides a pint is a pound of water! Is a litre of water a Kilogram?\n\n3cm, dat's a little less than 1 1/4\" ;)  And a litre of water has 1kg \nmass (at 4 degrees Centigrade - the temperature at which the density \nof water is maximum).\n\n73 de VK3JED\nhttp://vkradio.com\n\n",
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