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![]() Actually 618G
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![]() holy cow that's huge! how are you going to light that behemoth, or is it going to be a FO shark tank or something?
let me guess. You're going to have a 400 gallon tank in your basement rather than a sports car in your garage? ![]() nice to know it was close to what you estimated for the side panels. Again, the bottom calculation is if it's supported by a steel frame, with no plywood under the tank. If I was building a tank that large, I'd build a plywood tank myself.
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![]() ok it's working in php format. you can use it at http://www.esopenko.com/phpexperiments/calculateglass/
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![]() Last edited by Flusher; 04-21-2011 at 03:09 PM. |
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![]() thanks. addapting the code to php took no time at all. Remembering html and css is what's slow, for me. I haven't actually designed and coded a web page for over a year I think...
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