said by localhost: one of the reasons that wpa is so secure is because it changes the key at a given interval. the key changed is the group key (which is what you are looking at). the shared key is used to generate the group key, which is in turn used to encrypt data going over the air. hope that helps, and hope i'm right.
Jan 21, '08. Another quick way is to just remember this: a typical 18in x 18in lap sponge holds 100mls of fluid soaking wet. A raytec holds 10mls. Blood loss is only an estimation (EBL = estimated blood loss) by anesthesia.
like some of the comments above, depend on how much is drained out. i have drain my a numerous time, i never went over 3 quarts :-/. usually about 2.75 quarts. it measure to the 2nd dot on the dipstick. usually do about 3.5 after fully draining out the existing transmission fluid. I only use Honda ATF, and do not try to mess around with anything else. So, it really depends, but anything over 3.1- and less than 4 should do it.