Re: Second Venturi
Posted: Fri Nov 08, 2013 4:37 pm
Thanks guys, I could not remember seeing a 4" long or a 8"dia venturi, makes sense now!
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....at 100 mph.Bruce Fenstermacher wrote:More specifically it is referring to the amount in inches a column of mercury would be raised by the vacuum over the level at atmospheric pressure.
It is a team effort to remember all the details.gahorn wrote:....at 100 mph.Bruce Fenstermacher wrote:More specifically it is referring to the amount in inches a column of mercury would be raised by the vacuum over the level at atmospheric pressure.
Yep. The group knowledge in this outfit is pretty impressive.Bruce Fenstermacher wrote:It is a team effort to remember all the details.gahorn wrote:....at 100 mph.Bruce Fenstermacher wrote:More specifically it is referring to the amount in inches a column of mercury would be raised by the vacuum over the level at atmospheric pressure.