Water Meters
- Thread starter Doug99
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Yes they are.....mine was indicating a tiny leak on a garden tap that I didn't even know was there.
John
John
Better known as a litre.
a unit is a tonne or 1000litres and by volume will fill a cube 1x1x1mYes, thankyou for thatFact is they 'read' to .001m/3
and yes a meter will measure any flow regardless off how small
around here in sunny east surrey a ton off water costs just under £2
What's with the primary school lessons?
we all understand things differently
what you or i understand easily may not be so easy for others to understand
if what i have said is easy to understand then they wont pay any attention
if it helps someone understand its well worth the effort
the information is given in a helpful way without being condescending so as i say --- we are all still learning
we also need to remember every post will be read many many times by people that don't post so "additional " information that is helpful may save many supplementary questions
the way my brain works is to see a problem and give helpful informationSure mate, I meant that tongue in cheek because you'd quoted me!
often without reading the full thread
i don't do condescending judgemental or superior on purpose
yes i may come across as an arrse nieve or smug but thats not whats meant just honest and helpful
A ton (1016kg) or a tonne (1000 kg)?
Which most of the population would not know is a litre.
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