Re: Measurement problem


John Heilman wrote:
> 
> I tried for the first time to use the measurement methods that are in
> World Class Giant Pumpkins, Vol 1.  I used the Stellpflug method which
> is to take the circumference (stem to blossom etc.) to the third power,
> multiply by .00023, and add 20. This gave a logical 40 lbs or so for a
> 46in circumference. Next I tried the Dill method from the next paragraph
> in the book - take the two over the top measurements, add them together
> with the circumference, and multiply by 1.9.  This gives me over two
> hundred pounds.
> Where is my error? The pumpkin is not loaded with depleted urnaium!
> John
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John,
Go here, it does it all for you with the OTT method.. Just hit
calculate, and you are done.. 
http://www.mallorn.com/people/lindsey/duncan.cgi
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Lyle "Rocky" Rockwell

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