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    Gallon calculator + Wattpergallon

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    Hi guys, i know this forum used to have a gallon cum watt per gallon claculator. Is this still available? Or are thereany other weblinks for me to calculate this ?

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    An ex-moderator, LiquidFX, wrote an application which is quite good. It is sitting on my desktop. Can try if interested. tankcalc.exe

    Otherwise I am sure the web has many such applications available if you do a search.
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    There is a free utility here http://www.joshmadison.com/software/convert/ that does many conversions, volume and temperature among other things.
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    thanks so much guys

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    As part of my work, I have to R&D with Macromedia Flash. So, I took the opportunity to make a calculator for AQ as a research project. I should have a beta online in a few weeks.
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