Convert.exe is a wonderful application that I use myself fairly frequently. That said, unles its changed recently, it doesn't do the conversion in question. Rule of thumb, to convert gm/dm squared to oz/ft squared, just divide by 3. You'll be close enough for most purposes.
> Hi Richard,
>
> I've put
a fantastic freeware application up on my website that can
>
convert many different units of measurement. It's runtime, so you don't
> need to actually install it. You can download it at the
following URL...
>
> www.dankitching.com/convert.exe
>
> Dan
>
>
>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> At soaringusa.com,
the ThermicXL is listed with 81.7 dm squares and
>> 36.7
grams/ dm square.
>>
>> Can someone tell me what
that would be in square feet . Eventually i
>> want to figure
the wing loading at different all up weights .
>>
>> Thanks in advance, Richard
>>
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