Torque, pressure, length, weight, volume, fuel, temperature, speed, force, wire size
Conversions are exact factors, not table look-ups. AWG is the standard 0.127 mm × 92(36−n)/39 definition; the nearest gauge is named when a cross-section is typed in. Fuel uses the density you enter — there is no default that is right for every uplift.
REFERENCE ONLY — not authorized for maintenance, repair or return-to-service. A conversion is arithmetic, and it carries none of the meaning of the figure it converts: a limit, a torque or a quantity is only valid in the units and to the precision the approved data publishes it in. Rounding a converted limit back the other way does not return the original number.