CanadianQuaffer
Well-Known Member
Hey guys,
I was calibrating my sight glass using the method that BobbyfromNJ on recommends on Youtube.
I noticed a discrapancy between volume and weight however. After pouring 4 cups of water 4 times into a larger container from a Pyrex measuring cup that the accumlated water weighed 8 lbs 4 oz when a gallon is supposed to weigh 8 lbs 5.6 oz. I used a digital kitchen scale and zeroed the scale with the empty pitcher on it first. I was also *very* careful and meticulous when pouring the water into the Pyrex and then into the larger pitcher, so I'm 99% my volume was correct, but which do I trust?
I know I'm prolly splitting hairs here, escpecially since it's only 1.6 oz we're talking about, but what should I trust more? The volume or the weight?
Cheers,
Nick
I was calibrating my sight glass using the method that BobbyfromNJ on recommends on Youtube.
I noticed a discrapancy between volume and weight however. After pouring 4 cups of water 4 times into a larger container from a Pyrex measuring cup that the accumlated water weighed 8 lbs 4 oz when a gallon is supposed to weigh 8 lbs 5.6 oz. I used a digital kitchen scale and zeroed the scale with the empty pitcher on it first. I was also *very* careful and meticulous when pouring the water into the Pyrex and then into the larger pitcher, so I'm 99% my volume was correct, but which do I trust?
I know I'm prolly splitting hairs here, escpecially since it's only 1.6 oz we're talking about, but what should I trust more? The volume or the weight?
Cheers,
Nick