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[Leslie <cayadopi AT yahoo.com>]

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----------- On Thu, 7/23/09, Gil White <gil.white AT xplornet.com> wrote:



Though in case of hyperinflation we could always use the wheelbarrels of 
dollars we get for each turnip or potato we sell. 


Gil (insert very large :-) )



      
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> I have the charts in a small booklet but like my entire life, it is in
> storage.

The charts are in another book I have here "Handyman in Your Pocket" a book
every one should have.  Its almost 800 pages have all sorts of information,
wire sized, pipe friction losses, nail holding figures, span tables, on and
on.

Any way the chart for "Practical Lift for Reciprocating Pump" shows a lift
at sea level of 60 degree water is 22 feet.  It shows 16 feet lift at 5000
feet elevation.

Don Bowen  KI6DIU
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