How Much

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How I learned this.  I bought a beer making kit at Boot’s (British Isles pharmacy / general store) and says makes 24 pints.  I add all the ingrediants and couple of weeks later go to bottle the beer.  I have enough 12 oz bottles to hold everything and when I run out of bottles still have a bunch of beer.  Had to go round up more bottles. Bill

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> And a pint of Guinness has a greater volume than a pint of Corona. > Imperial > Gallon is 25% bigger than a US gallon.  <snip> > Well I want the Guinness then, I prefer more for my money! > — > ~~~~ > The RodMaker > (a.k.a) The Shadow……hehehe! > And a pint of Guinness has a greater volume than a pint of Corona. > Imperial > Gallon is 25% biger than a US gallon.  And the standard is figure 6 lbs > per > US gallon for gas.  What airplanes use for flight calculations. > Bill > > >Approx 5.912 lbs/gal, it has a differnt specific gravity(.739) than > > >water does. Which  by the way weighs   8 lbs/gal, I gal = 128 oz > > >*1lb/16oz= 8lbs. > > Let me weigh in on this for a second.  It’s easy to confuse fluid ounces > which > > measure VOLUME (16 to a PINT) with the ounces that measure WEIGHT (16 to > a > > POUND).  There’s an old saying, "A pint’s a pound, the world around." > And > that > > saying is close to being true if you’re weighing water or Guinness, both > of > > which come in at around eight and a half pounds to the gallon.  In fact > a > pint > > (16 fluid ounces) weighs just about 17 weight ounces.   A pint of > gasoline > and > > a pint of mercury both have the same volume (16 fluid ounces) but no > where > near > > the same weight. > > Confusing, eh? > > Rob Storm

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This is F4B, we’re talkin about !o:) — ~~~~ The RodMaker (a.k.a) The Shadow……hehehe!

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Guessing, I would say about 25 pounds mental weight! > — >    Go Fishing.  And may your fish be as big as your tales. >    Columbia, SC  Lake Murray > So if I’m 190 lb’s, then drank a six pack of Guinness, how much would I > weigh after my first trip to the bathroom? > — > "Drink apple juice, OJ kills!" > > And a pint of Guinness has a greater volume than a pint of Corona. > Imperial > > Gallon is 25% biger than a US gallon.  And the standard is figure 6 lbs > per > > US gallon for gas.  What airplanes use for flight calculations. > > Bill > > > >Approx 5.912 lbs/gal, it has a differnt specific gravity(.739) than > > > >water does. Which  by the way weighs   8 lbs/gal, I gal = 128 oz > > > >*1lb/16oz= 8lbs. > > > Let me weigh in on this for a second.  It’s easy to confuse fluid > ounces > > which > > > measure VOLUME (16 to a PINT) with the ounces that measure WEIGHT (16 > to > a > > > POUND).  There’s an old saying, "A pint’s a pound, the world around." > And > > that > > > saying is close to being true if you’re weighing water or Guinness, > both > > of > > > which come in at around eight and a half pounds to the gallon.  In > fact > a > > pint > > > (16 fluid ounces) weighs just about 17 weight ounces.   A pint of > gasoline > > and > > > a pint of mercury both have the same volume (16 fluid ounces) but no > where > > near > > > the same weight. > > > Confusing, eh? > > > Rob Storm

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Well, I got part of it right anyway! — ~~~~ The RodMaker (a.k.a) The Shadow……hehehe!

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Actually water weighs a little more than that. Water weighs 1000 kg/m3 > crap in it. If you multiply that by 2.204 lb/1kg and 1m3/264.17 gal to > convert the units and we would yield  8.43lb/gal. Multiply that by an > average specific gravity of .739 for automobile gas and we would yield > 6.23 lbs/gal of gas. > Doug >> Except that gas is lighter than water, And water only >> weighs something like 7.3-7.8 lbs per gallon. >> — >> ~~~~ >> The RodMaker >> (a.k.a) The Shadow……hehehe!

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> And a pint of Guinness has a greater volume than a pint of Corona. Imperial > Gallon is 25% bigger than a US gallon.  <snip>

Well I want the Guinness then, I prefer more for my money! — ~~~~ The RodMaker (a.k.a) The Shadow……hehehe!

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> And a pint of Guinness has a greater volume than a pint of Corona. Imperial > Gallon is 25% biger than a US gallon.  And the standard is figure 6 lbs per > US gallon for gas.  What airplanes use for flight calculations. > Bill > >Approx 5.912 lbs/gal, it has a differnt specific gravity(.739) than > >water does. Which  by the way weighs   8 lbs/gal, I gal = 128 oz > >*1lb/16oz= 8lbs. > Let me weigh in on this for a second.  It’s easy to confuse fluid ounces > which > measure VOLUME (16 to a PINT) with the ounces that measure WEIGHT (16 to a > POUND).  There’s an old saying, "A pint’s a pound, the world around." And > that > saying is close to being true if you’re weighing water or Guinness, both > of > which come in at around eight and a half pounds to the gallon.  In fact a > pint > (16 fluid ounces) weighs just about 17 weight ounces.   A pint of gasoline > and > a pint of mercury both have the same volume (16 fluid ounces) but no where > near > the same weight. > Confusing, eh? > Rob Storm

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Does that have anything to do with pacific gravity?  LOL! —    Go Fishing.  And may your fish be as big as your tales.    Columbia, SC  Lake Murray

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Doug, will you please quit being so darn general and vague? Accuracy is > important, so please be pacific. > — > ~Bob Rickard > Remember that a lemon is a grapefruit that wouldn’t take a chance! > Actually water weighs a little more than that. Water weighs 1000 kg/m3 > crap in it. If you multiply that by 2.204 lb/1kg and 1m3/264.17 gal to > convert the units and we would yield  8.43lb/gal. Multiply that by an > average specific gravity of .739 for automobile gas and we would yield > 6.23 lbs/gal of gas. > Doug > >> Except that gas is lighter than water, And water only > >> weighs something like 7.3-7.8 lbs per gallon. > >> — > >> ~~~~ > >> The RodMaker > >> (a.k.a) The Shadow……hehehe!

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Guessing, I would say about 25 pounds mental weight! —    Go Fishing.  And may your fish be as big as your tales.    Columbia, SC  Lake Murray

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> So if I’m 190 lb’s, then drank a six pack of Guinness, how much would I > weigh after my first trip to the bathroom? > — > "Drink apple juice, OJ kills!" > And a pint of Guinness has a greater volume than a pint of Corona. > Imperial > Gallon is 25% biger than a US gallon.  And the standard is figure 6 lbs > per > US gallon for gas.  What airplanes use for flight calculations. > Bill > > >Approx 5.912 lbs/gal, it has a differnt specific gravity(.739) than > > >water does. Which  by the way weighs   8 lbs/gal, I gal = 128 oz > > >*1lb/16oz= 8lbs. > > Let me weigh in on this for a second.  It’s easy to confuse fluid ounces > which > > measure VOLUME (16 to a PINT) with the ounces that measure WEIGHT (16 to > a > > POUND).  There’s an old saying, "A pint’s a pound, the world around." > And > that > > saying is close to being true if you’re weighing water or Guinness, both > of > > which come in at around eight and a half pounds to the gallon.  In fact > a > pint > > (16 fluid ounces) weighs just about 17 weight ounces.   A pint of > gasoline > and > > a pint of mercury both have the same volume (16 fluid ounces) but no > where > near > > the same weight. > > Confusing, eh? > > Rob Storm

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And a pint of Guinness has a greater volume than a pint of Corona.  Imperial Gallon is 25% biger than a US gallon.  And the standard is figure 6 lbs per US gallon for gas.  What airplanes use for flight calculations. Bill

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Approx 5.912 lbs/gal, it has a differnt specific gravity(.739) than >water does. Which  by the way weighs   8 lbs/gal, I gal = 128 oz >*1lb/16oz= 8lbs. > Let me weigh in on this for a second.  It’s easy to confuse fluid ounces which > measure VOLUME (16 to a PINT) with the ounces that measure WEIGHT (16 to a > POUND).  There’s an old saying, "A pint’s a pound, the world around." And that > saying is close to being true if you’re weighing water or Guinness, both of > which come in at around eight and a half pounds to the gallon.  In fact a pint > (16 fluid ounces) weighs just about 17 weight ounces.   A pint of gasoline and > a pint of mercury both have the same volume (16 fluid ounces) but no where near > the same weight. > Confusing, eh? > Rob Storm

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So if I’m 190 lb’s, then drank a six pack of Guinness, how much would I weigh after my first trip to the bathroom? — "Drink apple juice, OJ kills!"

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> And a pint of Guinness has a greater volume than a pint of Corona. Imperial > Gallon is 25% biger than a US gallon.  And the standard is figure 6 lbs per > US gallon for gas.  What airplanes use for flight calculations. > Bill > >Approx 5.912 lbs/gal, it has a differnt specific gravity(.739) than > >water does. Which  by the way weighs   8 lbs/gal, I gal = 128 oz > >*1lb/16oz= 8lbs. > Let me weigh in on this for a second.  It’s easy to confuse fluid ounces > which > measure VOLUME (16 to a PINT) with the ounces that measure WEIGHT (16 to a > POUND).  There’s an old saying, "A pint’s a pound, the world around." And > that > saying is close to being true if you’re weighing water or Guinness, both > of > which come in at around eight and a half pounds to the gallon.  In fact a > pint > (16 fluid ounces) weighs just about 17 weight ounces.   A pint of gasoline > and > a pint of mercury both have the same volume (16 fluid ounces) but no where > near > the same weight. > Confusing, eh? > Rob Storm

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1 Thanks so much for the answer 2 you guys are much smarter than Warren n Moe told me 3 I owe you … but i’m not sure what. 4 I feel… well… edified. 5 I can write novels but never could do math lol lol. lol. josh

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> does a gallon of gas weigh? And Don’t get smart with the leaded or unleaded > stuff.. I know you guys… lol … > but seriously.. I want to know how much weight my 35 gallons is. I think i > heard someplace once that a gallon of water weighs 10 lbs. but that seems > too much to me. Thanks guys.        Josh.

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>Approx 5.912 lbs/gal, it has a differnt specific gravity(.739) than >water does. Which  by the way weighs   8 lbs/gal, I gal = 128 oz >*1lb/16oz= 8lbs.

Let me weigh in on this for a second.  It’s easy to confuse fluid ounces which measure VOLUME (16 to a PINT) with the ounces that measure WEIGHT (16 to a POUND).  There’s an old saying, "A pint’s a pound, the world around." And that saying is close to being true if you’re weighing water or Guinness, both of which come in at around eight and a half pounds to the gallon.  In fact a pint (16 fluid ounces) weighs just about 17 weight ounces.   A pint of gasoline and a pint of mercury both have the same volume (16 fluid ounces) but no where near the same weight.   Confusing, eh? Rob Storm

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Actually water weighs a little more than that. Water weighs 1000 kg/m3 crap in it. If you multiply that by 2.204 lb/1kg and 1m3/264.17 gal to convert the units and we would yield  8.43lb/gal. Multiply that by an average specific gravity of .739 for automobile gas and we would yield 6.23 lbs/gal of gas. Doug – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Except that gas is lighter than water, And water only > weighs something like 7.3-7.8 lbs per gallon. > — > ~~~~ > The RodMaker > (a.k.a) The Shadow……hehehe!

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Doug, will you please quit being so darn general and vague? Accuracy is important, so please be pacific. — ~Bob Rickard Remember that a lemon is a grapefruit that wouldn’t take a chance!

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Actually water weighs a little more than that. Water weighs 1000 kg/m3 > crap in it. If you multiply that by 2.204 lb/1kg and 1m3/264.17 gal to > convert the units and we would yield  8.43lb/gal. Multiply that by an > average specific gravity of .739 for automobile gas and we would yield > 6.23 lbs/gal of gas. > Doug >> Except that gas is lighter than water, And water only >> weighs something like 7.3-7.8 lbs per gallon. >> — >> ~~~~ >> The RodMaker >> (a.k.a) The Shadow……hehehe!

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does a gallon of gas weigh? And Don’t get smart with the leaded or unleaded stuff.. I know you guys… lol … but seriously.. I want to know how much weight my 35 gallons is. I think i heard someplace once that a gallon of water weighs 10 lbs. but that seems too much to me. Thanks guys.        Josh.

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Hmmm. 16 oz. in a pint. 16 oz. equal 1 lb. 8 pints in a gallon equal 128 oz. 280 lb’s. Ta Da. No applause necessary. — "Drink apple juice, OJ kills!"

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> does a gallon of gas weigh? And Don’t get smart with the leaded or unleaded > stuff.. I know you guys… lol … > but seriously.. I want to know how much weight my 35 gallons is. I think i > heard someplace once that a gallon of water weighs 10 lbs. but that seems > too much to me. Thanks guys.        Josh.

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Approx 5.912 lbs/gal, it has a differnt specific gravity(.739) than water does. Which  by the way weighs   8 lbs/gal, I gal = 128 oz *1lb/16oz= 8lbs. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->does a gallon of gas weigh? And Don’t get smart with the leaded or unleaded >stuff.. I know you guys… lol … >but seriously.. I want to know how much weight my 35 gallons is. I think i >heard someplace once that a gallon of water weighs 10 lbs. but that seems >too much to me. Thanks guys.        Josh.

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Except that gas is lighter than water, And water only weighs something like 7.3-7.8 lbs per gallon. — ~~~~ The RodMaker (a.k.a) The Shadow……hehehe!

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hmmm. 16 oz. in a pint. 16 oz. equal 1 lb. 8 pints in a gallon equal 128 oz. > 280 lb’s. > Ta Da. No applause necessary. > — > "Drink apple juice, OJ kills!" > does a gallon of gas weigh? And Don’t get smart with the leaded or > unleaded > stuff.. I know you guys… lol … > but seriously.. I want to know how much weight my 35 gallons is. I think i > heard someplace once that a gallon of water weighs 10 lbs. but that seems > too much to me. Thanks guys.        Josh.

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— "Drink apple juice, OJ kills!"

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Except that gas is lighter than water, And water only > weighs something like 7.3-7.8 lbs per gallon. > — > ~~~~ > The RodMaker > (a.k.a) The Shadow……hehehe! > Hmmm. 16 oz. in a pint. 16 oz. equal 1 lb. 8 pints in a gallon equal 128 > oz. > 280 lb’s. > Ta Da. No applause necessary. > — > "Drink apple juice, OJ kills!" > > does a gallon of gas weigh? And Don’t get smart with the leaded or > unleaded > > stuff.. I know you guys… lol … > > but seriously.. I want to know how much weight my 35 gallons is. I think > i > > heard someplace once that a gallon of water weighs 10 lbs. but that > seems > > too much to me. Thanks guys.        Josh.

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how many pounds of draw weight would you recommend to shoot deer? I am 14 years old and have killed two with one shot each from my 30# bow.

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Jordan,    Depending upon the state you live in, shooting a 30# bow for deer may be illegal,  get with your states fish and game and check the regulations

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Well if you got two dear with one shot each already your doing something right.. (Congratulations!) I’ve heard the Mininum poundage to Hunt with a compound bow is 40 pounds. It may be different for different parts of the country but it should be the same… (It should be in the synopsis each year.)

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> how many pounds of draw weight would you recommend to shoot deer? I am 14 years > old and have killed two with one shot each from my 30# bow.

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