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JKU = X feet?

2005-08-17, 1:09 PM #1

Quib Mask

An Insightful Genius (whatever the snot that is)

Posts: 491

Anyone remember the conversion of a JKU to a real life distance unit? Various searches of the forums have turned up nothing and I couldn't find the conversion in the DataMaster.

QM

2005-08-17, 1:40 PM #2

ProdigyOddigy

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about 30? I don't think there's a way to be sure though

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2005-08-17, 1:42 PM #3

Xzero Phoenix

el oh el

Posts: 316

0.1 Is ~1 meter

1 JKU is 10 meters, I think

Kyle is about 6 feet tall...

2005-08-17, 8:51 PM #4

darthslaw

Darth Slaw

Posts: 3,490

On the massassi home page...
Resources > Basics > Measurement

So Xzero is right

May the mass times acceleration be with you.

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