MINOLTA DI620 - METER CLICK

3.6 X 2 =7.2 sq meters
10117 sq meters divided by 7.2 = 1405.13 or 1406 sheets as you cannot get a part of a sheet
grade 3 maths really

14 meters by what to get a square length x width = square

232/144=

doubtful its true,but it is a standard practice to set up the machine to count 11 by 17 as 2 clicks because it is 2 pieces of 8.5 by 11 which are counted as 1 .... GET IT ?

Do you have the auto-circ recirculation pump with timer?
If so, here is manual for that specific product:
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http://waterheatertimer.org/Auto-circ-manual.pdf
Manual gives instructions for a different timer dial than timer than shows on unit, so they must come with different dials.

Instructions say pegs pulled out = timer on
Conversely, pegs pushed in = timer off
You might be able to hear the pump operating to see if these instructions are correct for your recirculation timer. The kids would love a listening assignment under the sink.

To see images showing how recirculation system operates:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Water-heater-recirculation-system.html

Setting times:
Try 1/2 hour ON in morning and 1/2 hour ON in evening. Warm water will stay in pipe for a while.

Recirculation system with timer costs $10-17 per year to operate, assuming timer runs 1 hour per day with electric prices at 10 cents per kilowatt hour. Operation cost is straight line ... so if timer runs 2 hours per day, cost is $20-34 per year at 10 cents per Kwh.

Water saved might equal 5 gallons per day, or 1825 gallons per year depending on usage. Average water wasted waiting for hot water is 1/2- 2/3 gallon depending on length of pipe. Set a bucket under spigot to test your home when circulation system is not ON.

Cost of water depends on local billing rate. The municipality saves purifying water, pumping water to your home, and finally pumping and processing sewage drainwater.

If you are on a water well, the pump electricity from saving 2000 gallons a year is a dollar or two per year since water well generally consumes less than 1Kwh per day for ordinary house.

their is a chart that homedepot use to give in a/c dept may still be their but a 6" run is about 100 cfm this will cover 10x10 1 sq inch is 1 cfm 1 ton is 400 cfm a gas system is 400 per ton and a heat pump is more like 425 but is best to figure the 400 cfm for both say you got 12x10 room that is 120 sq ft so you need around 120 cfm and if the 6" duct is 100% hard pipe with no flex you can get that if you balance your air if more help is needed email pendletonheatandair@hotmail.com please give me a vote and rating

had a friend who asked a copier tech. problem solved.

Most of the older type scopes were rated at 4 clicks per inch at 100 meters.But to be sure you will have to test it. I generally do that at a 50 meter range and then it is 4 clicks per half inch.

If you have replaced your stock size tires with oversize aftermarket tires and wheels (17 inch stock wheels to 22 inch wheels, etc) you need to have the computer reflashed to compensate for the larger tire size. Larger tires turn slower to maintain the same groundspeed, giving a false speed reading.

you will have to check the Minolta web tech support team for this one.