Old Scottish Units of Volume Converter

Generally, the Scottish measure system was in use until 1824 when Imperial Weights and Measures Act was adopted. There are two types of mrasurement volume (capacity) systems. One for liquids and other for dry matter.

Old Scotish units of volume converter for dry matter

From:	To:
Chalder Boll Firlot Peck Lippy	Chalder Boll Firlot Peck Lippy
1 [lippy (Scottish, Dry)] = 137.333 [in\(^3\)] (wheat, peas, beans, rice, salt)
1 [lippy (Scotish, Dry)] = 0.002250485 [m\(^3\)]
1 [lippy (Scottish,Dry)] = 200.345 [in\(^3\)](oat, barley, malt)
[m\(^3\)]
1 [lippy (Scottish, Dry)] = 0.003283066 [m\(^3\)] (oat, barley, malt)
[m\(^3\)]

Old Scotish units of volume converter for liquid matter

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Barrel Gallon Quart Pit (jug) Choppin Mutchkin Gill	Barrel Gallon Quart Pit (jug) Choppin Mutchkin Gill
1 [gallon (Scottish, Liquid)] = 827.232 [in\(^3\)]
[in\(^3\)
1 [gallon (Scotish, Liquid)] = 0.013555904 [m\(^3\)]
[m\(^3\)