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Re: Re: General scientific question

Actually 1 Atmosphere, at sea level = = 14.7 psi.

Typically it is relative pressure that is denoted in measurements of this type, that is 0.31 (or whatever the value was) psi above local
conditions.

I have been doing some development work on a ram air intake for my scooter and this is the standard of the reference literature we've been using.

I can't vouch for Mark Kibbort's math as his MMV.

cheers,

tiAn
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88 NT650GT


> From: Chester Wong <chester_p_wong@domain.elided>
> Subject: Re: General scientific question
>
> Hi Michael.  The pressure as we measure is relative to our
> environment.  You're confusing PSI with atmospheres.

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