One thing that I didn't know about measurements is that in units of mass,
there are 2 different drams, and in volume there is one also. The dram
mentioned in Nelson's patent would be the volume one. A "wee dram of
scotch" is a pretty miserable amount.
======================= At 02:20 PM 7/09/2005, I wrote:
Frank, You'll find it all at
http://www.onlineconversion.com/
Just be careful with units that include similar words but are measuring different things. e.g. fluid ounce (US and British versions) (volume) and ounce (mass)
========================= At 01:26 PM 7/09/2005, you wrote:Thanks Richard....
The patent on the Gold Toner lists pounds, ounces ( wet and dry), grams, grains, drams, and ounces.... ( I thought England and Ireland used Drams to portion out Hard Liquor?)
Can someone please translate into 1 system that we can use...?
My digital scale does not have drams.....grains..... who knows what else....
Frank Filippone red735i@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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