Nish - Converting Odometer/Speedometer to Miles units
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multiple mph * 6 = kph PS: if your car is not pre-1914, it should have both kph/mph on the speedo
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multiple mph * 6 = kph PS: if your car is not pre-1914, it should have both kph/mph on the speedo
isn't it 8/5? i.e. multiply KPH by 8 then divide by 5 to get MPH...otherwise, 60mph would be 360kph (it's atually about 100)
"Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......" Christian Graus At The Soapbox
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isn't it 8/5? i.e. multiply KPH by 8 then divide by 5 to get MPH...otherwise, 60mph would be 360kph (it's atually about 100)
"Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......" Christian Graus At The Soapbox
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multiple mph * 6 = kph PS: if your car is not pre-1914, it should have both kph/mph on the speedo
TheFluffer wrote:
multiple mph * 6 = kph
That would be 1.6.
TheFluffer wrote:
if your car is not pre-1914, it should have both kph/mph on the speedo
It does, but the mph accuracy is 10 mph - whereas a regular mph speedometer would have had 5 mph markings.
Regards, Nish
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isn't it 8/5? i.e. multiply KPH by 8 then divide by 5 to get MPH...otherwise, 60mph would be 360kph (it's atually about 100)
"Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......" Christian Graus At The Soapbox
you are correct, thats to go from kph -> mph 100kmp = 6x100 = 60mph 60 Kpm = 6x60 = ~35 mph
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TheFluffer wrote:
multiple mph * 6 = kph
That would be 1.6.
TheFluffer wrote:
if your car is not pre-1914, it should have both kph/mph on the speedo
It does, but the mph accuracy is 10 mph - whereas a regular mph speedometer would have had 5 mph markings.
Regards, Nish
Nish’s thoughts on MFC, C++/CLI and .NET (my blog)
Currently working on C++/CLI in Action for Manning Publications. (*Sample chapter available online*)you are correct, thats to go from kph -> mph 100kmp = 6x100 = 60mph 60 Kpm = 6x60 = ~35 mph ehhh... so we are a few mph off... whats a night in jail :omg:
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you are correct, thats to go from kph -> mph 100kmp = 6x100 = 60mph 60 Kpm = 6x60 = ~35 mph ehhh... so we are a few mph off... whats a night in jail :omg:
Go back to school.
-------- "I say no to drugs, but they don't listen." - Marilyn Manson
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you are correct, thats to go from kph -> mph 100kmp = 6x100 = 60mph 60 Kpm = 6x60 = ~35 mph ehhh... so we are a few mph off... whats a night in jail :omg:
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you are correct, thats to go from kph -> mph 100kmp = 6x100 = 60mph 60 Kpm = 6x60 = ~35 mph
TheFluffer wrote:
100kmp = 6x100 = 60mph 60 Kpm = 6x60 = ~35 mph
How did you manage that?? :confused: I get: 6x100 = 600, and 6x60 = 360 In any case, even multiplying by 0.6, you would only get an approximate value.
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TheFluffer wrote:
100kmp = 6x100 = 60mph 60 Kpm = 6x60 = ~35 mph
This must be that "new" math
nadiric wrote:
TheFluffer wrote: 100kmp = 6x100 = 60mph 60 Kpm = 6x60 = ~35 mph This must be that "new" math
:laugh: