torque converter

[_GP_]

is there a program available that can easily convert Nm to oz/in or lb/ft?? or visa versa

[Random Dude]

is there a program available that can easily convert Nm to oz/in or lb/ft?? or visa versa


I like this program: http://www.joshmadison.com/software/convert/

[Kevin Sevcik]

My favorite online conversion site:
WWW Unit Converter (http://www.digitaldutch.com/unitconverter/)

If you need the conversion for you control system.. well put "1" in one side and then multiple by the answer on the other side.

[Joe Ross]

I prefer not to have to rely on a program that I have to download, since I move computers a lot. Both my graphing calculators have unit conversions, or if you don't have a graphing calculator but do have internet access, you can use this http://www.onlineconversion.com/torque.htm

[_GP_]

perfect, thank you very much

[Matt Leese]

I would also point out that the Google Calculator works very well for unit conversion if you have internet access easily available:
http://www.google.com/help/features.html#calculator

Matt

[Dick Linn]

http://www.calculator.org/ has a free version of Calc 98, a little Windows-style calculator that has about every conversion I can think of. They also have an on-line version, but it is new and doesnt have the full features. Key in a value, click UNITS, then select the FROM and TO units. It even converts from pennyweights to scruples and other useful units. How nice. I believe it is from Great Britian, so some terms are a bit obscure.

[NoRemorse]

a TI graphing calculator does unit conversions.

You really shouldn't really say "tourque converter" because that is a car part. It basicaly a clutch for automatic transmisions.

[sanddrag]

I prefer www.convert-me.com for all my conversion needs. However, they recently began using a couple popup ads. But, the popup blocker in my Google tool bar takes care of them nicely.