cable length (International)-rope conversion

Conversion number between cable length (International) and rope [rope] is 30.380577427822. This means, that cable length (International) is bigger unit than rope.

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cable length (International)

eg.: 10.12345 or 1.123e5

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Calculation process of conversion value

1 cable length (International) = (exactly) `(185.2) / (6.096)` = 30.380577427822 rope
1 rope = (exactly) `(6.096) / (185.2)` = 0.032915766738661 cable length (International)
? cable length (International) × `(185.2 ("m"/"cable length (International)")) / (6.096 ("m"/"rope"))` = ? rope

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If conversion between cable length (International) to metre and metre to rope is exactly definied, high precision conversion from cable length (International) to rope is enabled.

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cable length (International)
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cable length (International) to rope conversion chart

Start value:	[cable length (International)]
Step size	[cable length (International)]
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cable length (International)	rope
0	0
10	303.80577427822
20	607.61154855643
30	911.41732283465
40	1215.2230971129
50	1519.0288713911
60	1822.8346456693
70	2126.6404199475
80	2430.4461942257
90	2734.2519685039
100	3038.0577427822
110	3341.8635170604

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cable length (International)

Definition of cable length (International) unit: ≡ 1⁄10 nmi .

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rope

Definition of rope unit: ≡ 20 ft. of chiefly historical interest

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