Quick question: Does anyone else know that 303x406 means 3–3/16 in diameter by 4–3/8 in height, using the old 16ths-of-an-inch code? I’m curious who first standardized that nomenclature and whether any plants still spec to 211x400 or metric equivalents on their retort load calculators.
We still spec 211x400 in the retort HMI, but I add a little alias so ‘303x406’ maps to 84x111 mm and vice versa — saves misloads when a vendor flips units; CMI (Can Manufacturers Institute) set that 16ths code — do you still get mixed entries on your load calc?
I’ll track ‘30 g protein at breakfast’ — shake + yogurt — since it steadies hunger and makes sets feel easier; coffee can’t spot me. If mornings go sideways, I’ll switch to ‘2 veg portions by lunch’ as a backup. First check-in Wednesday at 12 pm.