> > Wot, no love for decimetre & decametre either?
> 
> We have them in Italy too :)


You poor souls!  I figured there was one for 100 metres as well - and tada -
the hectometre. (Obvious in hindsight.)

I'd have called it the centametre - take that, you underachieving Swedish
kids.  Now your measurements can really be out be a few magnitudes.  The
panels are how big?  They power how much?

"and here is the hectometre record holder...", "my car does 4 hectos in 6
seconds*" etc.

Tony

* metric

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