[TenTec] ft/m or m/ft?

[Bill Tippett <btippett@alum.mit.edu>]

DJ0IP wrote:
 >To be almost exact it is 3.05 ft. (and exactly 3.048 ft.)

         Your memory is wrong Rick...but I know
how you got there because I recognized the
"3048" sequence.  That is actually .3048 m/ft,
not 3.048 ft/m.  As someone else stated the
actual value of ft/m is 3.281 ft, which comes
from 1/.3048.  So a meter is about 10% longer
(~3.3') than a yard (3.0 ft).

                                         73,  Bill  W4ZV


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