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How many beads?
Looking at purchasing a cooler, but was curious if a pound of beads would suffice. What does everyone use in their 52/54 quart coolers?
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Enough to make sure the cooler gets to the Herf :tu
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David, what works for me is to use the calculator and then go half as much again. For example, if the calculator said a pound, I would go a pound and a half. This seems to give a nice buffer and bounce back from when I am rooting around in a cooler and have it open for a couple of minutes. Also makes for less frequent misting of beads in the dry winter climate. Hope that this helps.:ss
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* How do I calculate how many beads I will need? To calculate the volume, simply follow this formula: Multiply the length in inches X width in inches X height in inches (ex: 10 in. x 10 in. x 10 in. = 1000 cu. in.) 1 oz = 540 cu. in. 2 oz = 1080 cu. in. 3 oz = 1620 cu. in. 4 oz = 2160 cu. in. 5 oz = 2700 cu. in. 6 oz = 3240 cu. in. 7 oz = 3780 cu. in. 8 oz = 4320 cu. in. 9 oz = 4860 cu. in. 10 oz = 5400 cu. in. 11 oz = 5940 cu. in. 12 oz = 6480 cu. in. 13 oz = 7020 cu. in. 14 oz = 7560 cu. in. 15 oz = 8100 cu. in. 16 oz = 8640 cu. in. I hope this helps ~Mark . |
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