Re: Interesting bug in PSI TS

Hal Rottenberg wrote:

> Most definitely not pee-ess-eye, because of course, not
being
> on the metric system here in the states, PSI is a
well-known unit of
> measurement for air pressure.  Hmm, now that I think
about it, I have
> no idea what the metric equivalent is.  

Aaah, well that might explain why I have no other
connotations to the 
word "PSI", then.  I happen to know that
"PSI" means "pound per inch" 
because Google conveniently says so when I search for
"psi".

In ZA we use bar for tyre pressure, although when we do get
your tyres 
checked, we generally don't mention the unit.  I would
simply say "erm, 
make them two point one in front and two point three at the
back".  I 
suspect that is because no-one is exactly sure whether its
bar or 
kilobar and you don't want to look like a fool by saying the
wrong one.

Samuel
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