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Roger Burton West wrote: > Ooh, this gives me an excuse to post my Famous Temperature Conversion > Table: > > +--------++----------+------------++---------+----------+---------+ > | Regulo || Celsius | Fahrenheit || Kelvin | Reaumur | Rankine | > +--------++----------+------------++---------+----------+---------+ > +--------++----------+------------++---------+----------+---------+ > | 1 || 135 | 275 || 408 | 108 | 735 | > +--------++----------+------------++---------+----------+---------+ > [...] > +--------++----------+------------++---------+----------+---------+ > | 9 || 246 | 475 || 519 | 197 | 934 | > +--------++----------+------------++---------+----------+---------+ > | 10 || 260 | 500 || 533 | 208 | 960 | > +--------++----------+------------++---------+----------+---------+ You might want to add: gas mark ½ (1/2) is 250°F gas mark ¼ (1/4) is 225°F I've never seen a gas oven that goes beyond 9. Are there such things? --mThere's stuff above here
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