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I was tinkering around with the old calculator last night and I found this to be jaw dropping information. A while back I saw the formula for assessing the volume of a tube in one of the forums. So I finally put pencil to paper and this is what I discovered.
Formula:
L x Gsq= Volume
4 x 3.14
Before PE stat 7' BPEL & 5.25 EG total volume 15.362 cu. in.
Six month stat 8 1/4' BPEL & 5 7/8" EG total volume 22.096 cu. in.
I found the math to be a bit staggering so I did the math over and over again. Come to find that I increased total volume by 44%. That's a steady 7.3% monthly gain if you divide by total time spent doing PE ( six months ). Next I wanted to figure out what volume increase I needed to get to my goal of 9" x 6.25". It turned out to be 24%. So if I average this out, 7.3% per month, it should take me at least four months. So lets say March 1st. I will keep adding to the thread every two months to see if the gains are consistent with the laws of numerical order. Until then for those who want to check my math, please do so. I would hate to be drinking my own Cool Aid! Preferably though I would like for all interested to plug in your own numbers to the equation to see what your average is and time left to reach your goal. Who knows maybe we will find some common information. Numbers don't lie and that's why I posted this thread. Are there any takers? | 
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