[W126 Coupe] Converting C to F temperatures

[Ronny 560sec]

I feel fortunate, because me and my body have adapted to both C and F.
And that is the same with inches and cm and also with yard and meter or gallon and liter.

Ronny

From: Gerry Van Zandt 
Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2011 10:14 AM
To: mbcoupes at mbcoupes.com 
Subject: [W126 Coupe] Converting C to F temperatures

You just have to commit to memory a few data points really.

15C = ~60F (balmy for most of the US, but arctic by Houston standards)

20C = 68F (very comfortable temperature for most folks, but chilly here in Houston)

25C = 77F (about my favorite temperature; not too hot, not too cold, normal Houston fall day)

30C = 86F (getting a bit too warm for my tastes, but a cold summer day here in Houston)


I took the attached photo in my 560SEC last Friday afternoon while out running errands … 77F / 25C





On Nov 30, 2011, at 11:15 AM, mbcoupes-request at mbcoupes.com wrote:



  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.



  Dick Diefenbach

  Danville, VT 


 


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