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Convert link [li] to rope
Please provide values below to Convert link [li] to rope, or vice versa.
What is a Surveyor's Link?
A link equals 7.92 inches (20.12 cm) or 1/100 of a surveyor's chain. Invented by Edmund Gunter in 1620, this unit became fundamental in American land division, where 100 links made 1 chain and 10 chains defined an acre's width.
What is a Rope?
A rope was a medieval unit of 20 feet (∼6.1 m), literally based on rope lengths used in construction. The term survives in rope-making measurements and some mining contexts.
link [li] to rope Conversion Table
| link [li] | rope |
|---|---|
| 0.01 link [li] | 0.00033 rope |
| 0.1 link [li] | 0.0033 rope |
| 1 link [li] | 0.033 rope |
| 2 link [li] | 0.066 rope |
| 3 link [li] | 0.099 rope |
| 5 link [li] | 0.165 rope |
| 10 link [li] | 0.33 rope |
| 20 link [li] | 0.66 rope |
| 50 link [li] | 1.65 rope |
| 100 link [li] | 3.3 rope |
| 1000 link [li] | 33 rope |
How to Convert link [li] to rope
1 link [li] = 0.033 rope
1 rope = 30.30303030303 link [li]
Example: convert 15 link [li] to rope:
15 × 0.033 = 0.495 rope