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Cubic feet - as in a standard notional measure of flow. As seen from the bankside by a paddler, e.g. "It's running 800 cubes." That is to say, the total volume of water that passes a stationary bankside observer in one second, would be 800cu ft./sec.

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Cubic feet - as in a standard notional measure of flow. As seen from the bankside by a paddler, e.g. "It's running 800 cubes." That is to say, the total volume of water that passes a stationary bankside observer in one second, would be 800cu ft./sec.

 

80000 litres is about 80 cubic feet. :001_smile:

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The "800" was as an example of what might be said from one paddlers to another. Not a direct conversion from 80,0003³ Ltrs. But if we're being pedantic:

80,000³ Ltrs. = 2825.173³ ft.

 

80³ ft. = 2265.348³ Ltrs.

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