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It's centigrade. The video does all measurements in metric (weight in grams too). Anyway it's pretty common for consumer electronics people to talk in centigrad
by sp332 5y ago
It's centigrade. The video does all measurements in metric (weight in grams too). Anyway it's pretty common for consumer electronics people to talk in centigrade.
- sofixa 5y ago> Anyway it's pretty common for consumer electronics people to talk in centigrade It's common for people to talk in centigrade. Fahrenheit is only used in the US, some dependencies and similar (like Liberia), so the vast majority of people on Earth talk in C.