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Originally Posted by Ferdball

Okay, so I just read some wiki stuff on pressure, and its says that InHg is typically used for fluid measurements. So why the different units on air pressure? Was it just done that way 100 years ago so nobody changed it? Or does it make sense and I can't see it?

Cause air is a fluid!

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