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US Patent 3739978
Issued Date
June 19, 1973
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Apparatus is disclosed for automatically converting inches to the metric system of measurement and for printing-out both the inch value and the metric equivalent on the surface upon which such apparatus is disposed. The apparatus may be adapted to any conversion process having a limited number of significant digits in the conversion factor.
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June 19, 1973
Application Number
05/187,734
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October 8, 1971
US Classification
235/61PK   235/101 235/58CW
Int'l Classification
G06C   11/04   (20060101)   G06C   11/00   (20060101)  
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235/61PK   235/61PE   235/58P   235/6P   235/58CW   235/101  
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