Can you figure this one out? Answer post 12!

[D2Cat]

1 ml pretty much equals 1 cc, until you get to the fifth decimal point....which equals "just a little bit" so you have to multiply that times 200 or maybe 300.

200 ml equals 13.52 tablespoons.

300 mi equals 20.28 tablespoons.

OP may have used a syringe to suck up the fluid and therefor he got a good idea of the amount. Or he may me medically inclined and familiar with such measurements?

 

[ehenry]

AH! ! ! Its all clear now.....200ml=13.52 tablespoon fulls=enough to make a damn mess and stain concrete pretty good! !

 

[Russell King]

How the hell much is 200/300 ml ? You are from Buckingham PA USA, not Buckingham England

You kind of know this now if you think about it a little...
You buy a bottle of water at the convenience store In milliliter units - usually in 500 milliliter (half a liter)

You buy liquor in 750 ml bottles


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[captmikem]

Happens on my plane all the time. I fuel both wings, fuel comes from below ground and is cold. I fly home and the wing tank I did not use is leaking fuel from the vent. Sun warms the wing, fuel expands and flows out the vent.

Surprising how much fuel actually comes out.

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