[TRACKRANGER]

P.S. I see a lot of you guys on the wrong side of the pond are quoting gas flow in CFH, whereas I only know litres per minute. Whats the conversion rate ?

1 cubic foot/hour = 0.471 947 449 99 liter/minute

so you can use .48, (or even just half (0.5) is probably close enough to get a handle on it.
therefore: 20CF/H = 10 CF/M

There's a good online conversion tool here

Trev

[GarryH]

P.S. I see a lot of you guys on the wrong side of the pond are quoting gas flow in CFH, whereas I only know litres per minute. Whats the conversion rate ?

For ballpark figures, divide CFH by 2 and take off 1 for L/Min. (2.12 being the correct factor)

And again, divide IPM by 40 for M/Min in wire feed. (39.37 being the real number)

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oops, beaten by ^^. Obviously I didn't scroll far enough down before replying.