BUT the fabric is stated as being .75 oz - no size stated (Square yards? square feet?) and I just can't translate that to a metric measure. Can anybody help?
www.onlineconversion.com don't do much good since I dont have the size.
BUT the fabric is stated as being .75 oz - no size stated (Square yards? square feet?) and I just can't translate that to a metric measure. Can anybody help?
Dunno whta the specification is, but I use the ordinary stuff sold off a big roll in my local kite shop.
BUT the fabric is stated as being .75 oz - no size stated (Square yards? square feet?) and I just can't translate that to a metric measure. Can anybody help?
Dunno whta the specification is, but I use the ordinary stuff sold off a
BUT the fabric is stated as being .75 oz - no size stated (Square yards? square feet?) and I just can't translate that to a metric measure. Can anybody help?
Hello Torbin,
Alan has helped me make these fabric wheeldiscs. If you follow his advice and order direct from kitebuilder.com, the fabric (nylon) arrives as a standard 1 yard wide textile bolt X number of feet you ordered. If you need some help building these discs I would be happy to share the Alan Arial Aero gospel with you.
BUT the fabric is stated as being .75 oz - no size stated (Square yards? square feet?) and I just can't translate that to a metric measure. Can anybody help?
Torben,
Fabric is described as so much weight per area of square measure. In the USA that is oz/sq yd so I would guess that .75 oz cloth would be roughly 21 grams per sq m.
Did I get my decimal points right????? Ohhh metric is SOOOO complicated.
Keith, Please share, I need all the help I can get.
Windy City Rider said:
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>I'm considering making wheeldisks of ripstop nylon, inspired by this : >wisil.recumbents.comfabric wheeldisks.htmOpen ↗ > >BUT the fabric is stated as being .75 oz - no size stated (Square yards? square feet?) and I >just can't translate that to a metric measure. Can anybody help?
Hello Torbin,
Alan has helped me make these fabric wheeldiscs. If you follow his advice and order direct from kitebuilder.com, the fabric (nylon) arrives as a standard 1 yard wide textile bolt X number of feet you ordered. If you need some help building these discs I would be happy to share the Alan Arial Aero gospel with you.
BUT the fabric is stated as being .75 oz - no size stated (Square yards? square feet?) and I just can't translate that to a metric measure. Can anybody help?
Torben,
Fabric is described as so much weight per area of square measure. In the USA that is oz/sq yd so I would guess that .75 oz cloth would be roughly 21 grams per sq m.
Did I get my decimal points right????? Ohhh metric is SOOOO complicated.
Jerry
Decimal point is right, but it's 21.3 g/sq yd, or 25.4 g/m^2.
BUT the fabric is stated as being .75 oz - no size stated (Square yards? square feet?) and I just can't translate that to a metric measure. Can anybody help?
Torben,
Fabric is described as so much weight per area of square measure. In the USA that is oz/sq yd so I would guess that .75 oz cloth would be roughly 21 grams per sq m.
Did I get my decimal points right????? Ohhh metric is SOOOO complicated.
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> I'm considering making wheeldisks of ripstop nylon, inspired by this
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> wisil.recumbents.comfabric wheeldisks.htmOpen ↗ > > BUT the fabric is stated as being .75 oz - no size stated (Square yards? square feet?) and I > just can't translate that to a metric measure. Can anybody help?
Hello Torbin,
Alan has helped me make these fabric wheeldiscs. If you follow his advice and order direct from kitebuilder.com, the fabric (nylon) arrives as a standard 1 yard wide textile bolt X number of feet you ordered. If you need some help building these discs I would be happy to share the Alan Arial Aero gospel with you.
One of the points is that I'd like to avoid ordering fabric overseas - we have plenty of kiteshops around here. Thanks for the offer for help. It SEEMS to be pretty straightforward, but who knows how much trouble I could get into.. maybe even a catastophe of Toronto dimensions ;-)