temperature conversion

bassman1977 · October 11, 2005, 12:20:19 AM

QuoteYes fishing. The browns are hitting pretty hard up on the Duchesne River. Gonna go beat the water to a froth with some home made spinners tomorrow

Help your bees out and get some drones for the fishing trip.

Dick Allen · October 11, 2005, 01:39:37 AM

:lol: ....and what, pray tell, does nearly all the previous discussion have to do with the celsius to fahrenheit method that I saw in a newsletter and posted to this site? huh?

(it has been entertaining, though) :lol:

beebloke · October 11, 2005, 08:52:45 AM

Hi.
To help my confusion I have ,a steel rule,a tape and digital calipers.All show metric and imperial.I downloaded a chart for temperature,the double and add 32 has always worked for a quick guide.
I keep the above handy,they are an essential beekeeping aid.As long as you blokes keep imperial someone has a job making these tools

Thank You
Beebloke

bill · October 13, 2005, 03:57:14 AM

this conversation reminds me of when I first went to england and had to learn pounds sterling, shillings, pence and guineas. when it is money you learn fast. that is out of date now with the new pence. but the differences in weights do confuse me a lot when you never really had to deal with it. I didn't know that canada was on ther metric system.

Michael Bush · October 13, 2005, 09:46:51 AM

>and what, pray tell, does nearly all the previous discussion have to do with the celsius to fahrenheit method that I saw in a newsletter and posted to this site? huh?

Farenheit - Celcius
Meters - Rods
Rods - Fishing...

Dick Allen · October 13, 2005, 08:21:38 PM

:? so do you guys fry your fish at Fahrenheit or Celsius?

bassman1977 · October 13, 2005, 08:52:19 PM

Kelvin actually. :lol: