Andy, talk about off topic!! Anyway,

> BSP stands for "British Straight Pipe".  NPT, by the way, doesn't

Actually, no, BSP stands for "British Standard Pipe". There is also
BSPT - "British Standard Pipe - Tapered" which is the same as NPT.

My understanding is that BSPT is used throughout most of the known
universe (even in metric countries) and often incorrectly referred
to as BSP.

Now, we return you back to your scheduled program....


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