Twoaster eject dial unit of measurement: metres vs feet
x_p5_284 conflictb04 and b05 state the twoaster's eject dial numbers refer to height in metres, while al1 states the numbers refer to height in feet.
Evidence
| b04:c99:p216 - dial refers to height in metres | The numbers on the eject dial refer to height in metres. So if you set it to 12, once done, the toast will fly at least 12 metres high. Can be useful in combat situations. | b04:c99:p216 |
| b05:c99:p237 - dial refers to height in meters | The numbers on the eject dial refer to height in meters. So if you set it to 12, once done, the toast will fly at least 12 meters high. | b05:c99:p237 |
| al1:c01:p325 - dial refers to height in feet | A twoaster is a toaster that takes twelve slices of bread. The numbers on the eject dial refer to height in feet. So if you set it to 27, once done, the toast will fly at least 27 feethigh. | al1:c01:p325 |