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First read it as 4700 nano-meters, and really couldn't figure out what the big deal was.

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• bee_rider 4y ago
  Right? Clearly they are talking about torque, which makes it more impressive, although I'm not sure what torque exactly.
  • ximus 4y ago
    distance not torque, Nautical Miles (NM)
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  • jonplackett 4y ago
    My sarcasm meter is all over the place :/
  • bismuthcrystal 4y ago
    I'm not sure what a range of 4700 Joules mean either!
  • KennyBlanken 4y ago
    Torque would be N⋅m or N m, not nm.
• a9h74j 4y ago
  Fantastic Voyage?
• CountHackulus 4y ago
  Are you Android Auto in Canada? I've had it tell me numerous times that I'd be home at 8:04 micro-meters.
• AareyBaba 4y ago
  For those of us used to Freedom units: 4700 nautical mile (NM) = 95,192 football fields
• zeristor 4y ago
  1.852e+12 nm in a nm
  • louloulou 4y ago
    and 1.852 km in a nm therefore 1.852e+12 * 1.852 km = 1 nm i.e. 1 nm = 22927.4921 astronomical units Talk about extra long range!