Wavelengths by frequency

I made up this chart to show the wavelength of some common audio frequencies. This is based on the speed of sound at seal level @ 72ºF. Here is a link to the calculator http://www.mcsquared.com/wavelength.htm

Hz	Inches	Feet
10	1356	113
20	680	56.5
30	452	37.66
40	339	28.25
50	271.2	22.6
60	226	18.83
70	193.7	16.14
80	169.5	14.125
90	150.66	12.55
100	135.6	11.3
125	108.48	9.04
150	90.4	7.53
200	67.8	5.65
250	54.24	4.52
300	45.2	3.76
500	27.12	2.26
1000	13.56	1.13
2500	5.42	.452
5000	2.71	.226
7000	1.93	.161
8000	1.69	.141
10k	1.356	.113
10.5k	.904	.075
20k	.678	.056
30k	.452	.037

Excellent, I can use the other converter to change them to METRIC, mwahahahahaha

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Originally Posted by TheBaronGroog

Excellent, I can use the other converter to change them to METRIC, mwahahahahaha

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This one actually shows metric too, but I didn't feel like typing all that nonsense.

BTW...why do the English measure short distances in metric, but travelling distance in miles?

Very simple, we English have huge schlongs, so measure anything long in Imperial as there's less units per length, the French have very, very, small schlongs so measure everything in Metric, mainly mm and cm, so it has just become normal for us to quote large distances in Imperial and very small ones in Metric-helps us remember another reason as to why we're superior to the French:englishmark:

The actual reason is the EU (pronounced Ewwwwwwwwwwww) which we foolishly joined in 1973.

Run in Brussels by a bunch of small minded bureaucrats the EU has forced many ridiculous laws onto the citizens of this fair land, one of which being the adoption of the Garlic Eating Surrender Monkeys* Metric system.

In schools you are taught the metric system, some reference is made to the old Imperial system (or was when I was in school) but everything is grammes and kilogrammes, mm, cm, metres and kilometres, ml and litres, Nm and so on.

The only produce you can still buy in ounces/pounds tend to have been brought into the country hidden up someones arse or grown by those industrious little Vietnamese illegal immigrants. If your kid is great at fractions chances are he's buying or selling!

The problem arises that this only came to exist in the 70s, so while the kids learnt about Metric in school their parents still used the Imperial system, so a mix of old school and new battle against each other.

For driving MPH makes much more sense than KPH, most of the UK's A-roads have a 60mph limit, so it's very easy to work out that if you're doing 60mph and have 45miles to go it will take you 45minutes and there's no way the British will change that. We're already close to telling Europe to: "Va te faire enculer chez les Grecs ", "Vaffanculo", "Lutsch mein' Schwanz" and Brussels forcing us to change to KPH would certainly see us exit Europe if our pansy-assed gvt will ever give us a referendum.


*French
"I would rather have a German division in front of me than a French one behind me." --General George S. Patton.

Hooking the tape measure to your bung-hole, to measure your bratwurst, does not count

I've always wondered if you have a short schlong would you call it a 'schlort'?

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Originally Posted by IBcivic

Hooking the tape measure to your bung-hole, to measure your bratwurst, does not count

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No, and it makes a shitty job of measuring box dimensions thereafter.

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Originally Posted by AL9000

I've always wondered if you have a short schlong would you call it a 'schlort'?

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lol, I'm sure any ex would

funny thread