I feel horrible, Jeff. Am so sorry. I went back and retested. It
worked fine. I did use the calculator when you first opened the page.
The "Torque Meter Wire Sizing Calculator" works fine! Well, it seems
logical to my math challenged mind.... =)
Must be that if a "cold" develops initially - an error is entered -,
it just gets worse. Exit the system; maybe, purge the computer files
and return. I did return, without purging my temporary files, after
the weird stuff started happening. That was not enough, apparently.
Again, very sorry, Jeff. You put a lot of work into the Indoor News
site and it is apprecriated.
Bruce
--- In Indoor_Construction_at_yahoogroups.com, "jeffrey.hood"
<jhood_at_...> wrote:
> I just looked at it, and put in 1 for the torque, and .015 for the
> wire value, and got 5.992 inches for the wire length... seems to
work
> fine... Now if you put .15 in, (forgetting the 0... which would be
> 5/32 music wire) you would have a problem... (and a wire length of a
> mile) ;)
>
> And you probably should be careful about posting statements like it
> "has a virus", since that can get people worried about using it...
> (And virtually impossible in that exact case on that
server...) "Has
> a bug" -could- be valid... But a -virus-, no...
>
> JH
>
>
> > Being someone who works harder to find an on-line calculator than
sit
> > down and not trust my own math, I discovered that the torque wire
> > calculator in the utilities section at Indoor News has a virus.
> >
> > I don't think 1 in-oz in 360-degree twist for .015" steel wire
> > requires nearly 2 miles of wire. Seemed reasonable for the
example of
> > half-in-oz.
>
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