[W126 Coupe] how to change 500 sec mercedes temp readinggaugefrom c to f

[Jay Hirsch]

                35  C-= 96
If i recall:  30C =  86 F
                15 C= 59 F
                10 C= 50 F
                  0 C= 32 F
Above 35 C  clothing optional... you are in summertime Arizona
Above 15 C  means shirt sleeve weather
Under 10C   means coat
Under   0 C     sweater and coat

keep cruisin
Jay H
if your radio works you can listen to the local news or put on the weather channel before you leave  you abode

On Nov 29, 2011, at 9:13 PM, Mister McGoo wrote:


> Even easier....... wait until it's -40C.  That's -40F also. 

> 

> Except when it's -40 anything, you know you're in North Dakota! 

> 

> From: andy at tularosa.net

> To: mbcoupes at mbcoupes.com

> Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2011 18:09:38 -0700

> Subject: Re: [W126 Coupe] how to change 500 sec mercedes temp	readinggaugefrom c to f

> 

>  

> 

> Since my outside temperature in in Celsius I went to the internet to get conversions, typed them out of the computer and then had that laminated and I keep it in the small “change” tray in front of the shifter.  When I need to know the temp. in Fahrenheit I just pick up the card.  One of these days I may memorize them.

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> Dick Diefenbach

> Danville, VT

>  

> Robert,

> Just divide by 5, multiply by 9 and add 32.

> Why can not we just use one system. 

> Ronny

>  

> An easier way, and no 5 and 9's required, is to just double the Celsius number subtract 10% and add 32. Example: 20 Celsius, double it ='s 40 subtract 10% or 4 and get 36, add 32 and, if by magic, you get 68 F.

>  

> Andy H

> 91 560 SEC

> 2011 Hyundai Sonata

>  

> www.intint.com/andy

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