[TowerTalk] KLM-KT34XA Vs. ?? Recommendations

[Stan or Patricia Griffiths]

Hi Jim,

Just as there are 12 inches in a foot, there are 12
inch-pounds in a
foot-pound.  So if you know how many inch-pounds you have,
divide by
12 to get foot-pounds.  (I am assuming [sometimes a
dangerous thing .
. . ] that you really mean in-lb to ft-lb rather than in/lb
to ft/lb,
but even if you really meant it the way you wrote it, the
conversion
is the same:  divide by 12.)

Stan  (non-engineer)
w7ni@teleport.com

Jim Smith wrote:

> > For the
> > Engineers here, how do I convert in/lbs to ft/lbs
>
> Divide by 12.
> Jim Smith, KQ6UV
>
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