18"X18"X12" + How many liters?

[Skiney]

Can someone answer this for me 18"x18"x12" is how many liters?

Thanks
S.

 

[swamper]

3888 cubic inches which converts to 63.71 liters.

 

[JBP55]

3888 cubic inches which converts to 63.71 liters.

This.

 

[Skiney]

Thanks :}

 

[barbarossa]

Isn't the metric system beautiful?

1 liter of water is 1000cc,

it weighs 1000g

and fits inside a cube of 100mm x 100mm x 100mm.




As opposed to 33.814 US fl. oz,

weighing 35.274 oz (makes sense, right?)

and taking up 61.024 cubic inches.

 

[swamper]

But, as Grandpa Simpson would say:

I say the metric system is the tool of the Devil! My car gets forty rods to the hog's head, and that's the way I likes it!

 

[Fred_G]

I don't trust them kilometers, but the metric system is much better for some things. 27 and 61/64 " just does not roll of the tongue.

 

[The_Shadow]

Lxwxh equals 3888 cubic inches, divide by 1728(the amount of cubic inches in a cubic foot) equals 2.25 cubic feet
28.3168 liters per cubic foot x 2.25 equates to 63.7128 liters

 

[Leonidas]

https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=http://www.emerils.com/holidays/holiday-season/Digital_Holiday_Cookbook.pdf1334415]Lxwxh[/url] equals 3888 cubic inches, divide by 1728(the amount of cubic inches in a cubic foot) equals 2.25 cubic feet
28.3168 liters per cubic foot x 2.25 equates to 63.7128 liters

6.37128 dekaliters
0.637128 hectoliter
0.0637128 kiloliter (cubic meter)
6.37128e-05 megaliter
637.128 deciliters

Or

16.8311 gallons

 

[Jester]

And here I thought the only people who understood the metric system were drug dealers.

 

[Leonidas]

Haha. I don't. But I have a great phone app called Convert Pad that does conversions for everything from area/volume/weight to magnetic flux, impedance, frequency and even clothing size.

 

[Helmsman]

And here I thought the only people who understood the metric system were drug dealers.

What an insult to the rest of the world