Working out cubic volume

I wondered. That, or sex toys.

Batterez!

I just measured it out on some paper, albeit in 2D and estimating the depth with a broken ruler at 15cm (all I have access to right now) and maybe it is right, they aren't as big as I imagined.

To cover my ass I'm going to re-confirm the quote, and send the dude those measurements and tell him to work it out and quote accordingly!

Well spotted! -facepalm-

Something doesn't ring right to me though.

1 cubic metre is the same as a cube with 1m sides all the way round right?

I havent seen the goods in person but I cant imagine them fitting into a space a a tenth of the above. 0.8 sounded about right but 0.08 sounds too small. I could be wrong.

My supplier gave me those dimensions without an indication of units, but I took an educated guess at metres.

Just to make things clearer, here is what I am shipping, direct from the manufacturer as opposed to my supplier:

http://www.apc.com/resource/include/...?base_sku=RBC6

http://www.apc.com/resource/include/...?base_sku=RBC7

I'm no good at visualising this stuff, I need to see it. But I cant confirm 100% til I have bought the goods...which I'm not doing until my client confirms the order, based on this shipping quote!

Wow, some lag issues there, my posts went on the wrong way round! Triple post!

UPS Batterie's if I remember rightly?

[MisterTommyH]

0.08m^3 isn't really that small. It's 80,000cm^3. Or a cube 43cm on each side.

Even to have a cube 50cm on each side would only be 0.125m^3.

When you put it like that, sounds much more reasonable!