In the throws of confusion.
hoping you will know the difference in measuring 1.5 cubic feet..
summarizing, im creating a spare tire (fiberglass) enclosure for a 15"dvc, and need volume of 1.5 cubic feet
in many online conversions, i get wet and dry, u.s. gallons.
a bit confused, and well.
considering this is your area of expertise, i have to ask.
i know going a bit smaller is better than too big, but exactly how many gallons should i go for before i cut the top edge and seal it up ??
i can fit 12 + gallons in the dimensions i made sofar, and considering the size of the basket and magnet, i should be around 11.7 gallons for 1.5 cubic feet,,,but thats "wet gallons"...
wtf is a (deleted) dry gallon anyways ? and should i care ?
how many gallons should i base 1.5 cubic feet on ? ( water form a hose into a plain ole safeway gallon of water "jug" )
thanks for any help.
btw.
happy 4th o july
hoping you will know the difference in measuring 1.5 cubic feet..
summarizing, im creating a spare tire (fiberglass) enclosure for a 15"dvc, and need volume of 1.5 cubic feet
in many online conversions, i get wet and dry, u.s. gallons.
a bit confused, and well.
considering this is your area of expertise, i have to ask.
i know going a bit smaller is better than too big, but exactly how many gallons should i go for before i cut the top edge and seal it up ??
i can fit 12 + gallons in the dimensions i made sofar, and considering the size of the basket and magnet, i should be around 11.7 gallons for 1.5 cubic feet,,,but thats "wet gallons"...
wtf is a (deleted) dry gallon anyways ? and should i care ?
how many gallons should i base 1.5 cubic feet on ? ( water form a hose into a plain ole safeway gallon of water "jug" )
thanks for any help.
btw.
happy 4th o july
