Calculating fuel consumption ???

Hi Moneypit:

I am similarly "mathematically challenged". I'd like a copy if you'd be good enough to send one to me, please.
jeller @ bigpond dot net dot au

Thanks.
Jack

ditto if you dont mind

gqpatrol@bigpond dot net dot au

and again ;-)

isanders at ozemail dot com dot au

thanks mate

3 asked so far, 3 sent

DRB

any chance of sending one more.........muchly appreciated......

rb332211 at hotkey dot net dot au

cheers...........

Please could I have the spreadsheet as well. I did make one up once but lost it when I had to reload Windows.

Thankyou in advance

richardrose at itconnect dot net dot au

Dave B

Could you please include me on your distribution list.

email: krobbo@optusnet.com.au

Thanks

Ken Robinson

Me too please :-)
g dot minnerup dot at unsw dot edu dot au

Done to here. Mungo I think your addie might be srong [one dot to many at the end of minnerup so I sent it to twice, once with the dot and one without. Let me know if it gets through.

DB

And another copy if you would please to:

marklynnatswiftdsldotcomdotau

Thanks heaps

Mark

Can I trouble you for one of those as well please.

gajm_oz at yahoo dot com

Thanks
Glenn

Dave
Could you email me one also
mjpratt at iinet dot net dot au

Many thanks
Mike

Me too......

sdavo at yahoo dot com

Thanks

Dave

G'day Dave
could i also have a copy??
bradden AT bigpond DOT com
Cheers
Brad

Me too please - sounds fantastic - I am always impressed by thoise people who can actually find a use for Excel formulas!!

maneyd at iinet dot net dot au

Dian

Moneypit, you should be selling these excel spreadsheets........can you please email me one too, would be much appreciated.......
Thanks
gckmpiper@bigpond.com.au

Can you send me a copy too please

maneyd at iinet dot net dot au

Dian

Sent to everyone from the last one to this last one. If it did not get to you let me know.

Dave

Dave,
Would you please send me the details. Many thanks.
JRW

Thanks Moneypit, I feel better now that there are other mathamatically challenged persons out there. Yes I would love the XL spreadsheet send to jed at integritynet dot com dot au

Dave.
I would love a copy of that spreadsheet.
Cheers. Clive G.

clivegroom@xtra.co.nz

Dave B,
Could you please send me one of those spread sheets as well. We just got back from a 3 week trip up the central road to Ayres rock, Alice springs, coober pedy, streaky bay, across the nullarbor & back home to W.A. The thing is I was trying to keep track of my fuel consumption but totaly ballsed it up i.e. I started from home using the trip meter, then when the sub tank ran out of fuel I switched over to the main & reset the trip meter-oops. No I didn't record the odometer reading to start with. As the trip progressed, I had all sorts of scribble written down on tissue boxes. When I got back home it took nearly a week to work it all out. I only just said yesterday to the other half that we should make up some sort of chart on the PC. Any way if you could send me the email on how to do it, we would very much appreciate it.
Thanks, carazy.

Dave B,
Sorry I forgot the email address. It is neryswilkins @ bigpond dot com dot au
Cheers-carazy.

Sent to everyone except JRW. Not that I don't like JRW its just that JRW is keeping his addy a secret. Does not make it easy.

Dave

Hi Money Pitt,
Sorry mate but my copy never made it so I'll give you my address again

richardrose@itconnect.net.au

Thanks again it is going to be a big help.

Richard

Hi there Dave,
sorry for delay in getting back to you. My address is
njwardatbigponddotnetdotau

Would very much appreciate your sending the xl fuel calculator to the above address.

Many thanks
JRW

"5 lts =1gallon.
10ks about 6 miles

so divide ks by 1.6 for miles

divide lts by 5 to get gallons"

Its actually closer to 4.5 lts= 1 imperial gallon

Evening Andy

Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaate! My best friend from school days father used to work for Castrol in WA. He had a sh$t load of those calculators in 1968 and I still have one.

It is the best thing since pop top canned p$ss. Nobody but myself gets to look at it, let alone use it.

Just thought I would share that little annecdote with you.

Just wish they would issue an updated version of it.

Regards

Ken Robinson

Mate you have stuffed it up. If you were using 14 litres to travel one kilomotre you most certainly wouldn't be covering 700 kms with 100 ltrs.
You need to divide the kms by the ltrs and that gives you how many kliks per litre used or alternatively divide the ltrs by kms and multiply by 100 to get the ltrs per 100 kms. The latter is the official measure.
And to convert from ltrs per 100 kms to MPG just divide the amount into 283.

Baz sooo easy thank you

Ginga thanks for that, very helpful.

Sent to all the names that appear above here

Dave B

Hey CARAZY,
You need one of those Outback Trip log books that HEMA make.
Been using one for a while now and it 's very easy to use, especially when someone asks you , where did you get fuel at such & such and how much a litre was it.
Suggestion though , if you find one, make up an index page for the 1st page so you can number the pages in relation to what trip.
I Emailed HEMA about an index so maybe they have already done that, they said they would.
Have a good 1