Inches or Centimetres?

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Lord Kermit of Birkenhead

11 January 2014, 09:06:48 AM #40
FSN - how many perches on a rod ?

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Fenton

11 January 2014, 09:43:12 AM #41
Quote from: ianrs54 on 11 January 2014, 09:06:48 AM
FSN - how many perches on a rod ?

IanS

Wouldnt this depend on the number of hooks?
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Hertsblue

11 January 2014, 10:24:05 AM #42
Quote from: ianrs54 on 11 January 2014, 09:06:48 AM
FSN - how many perches on a rod ?

IanS

Depends how many chains you have.
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Ithoriel

12 January 2014, 01:36:44 AM #43
Quote from: Hertsblue on 11 January 2014, 10:24:05 AM
Depends how many chains you have.

Now I'm thinking:

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May break my bones
but rods and chains
excite me!"

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Last Hussar

12 January 2014, 03:25:33 AM #44
Inches or centimeters?

What I use and what I claim may be two different systems...
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Hertsblue

12 January 2014, 10:05:13 AM #45
Ah, the elastic tape-measure - a time-honoured wargames feature.  :D
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DanJ

14 January 2014, 04:07:50 PM #46
Of course you could always go down the SAGA route of making or buying special sticks of different lengths.

A good idea and I like SAGA but find it odd that a set of rules writen in french uses the anacronistic inch as it's unit of measurement, presumably to make sure they are acceptable to the transatlantic market.
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