What is the weight of a 1780 L(kg) British sailboat in US pounds?

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The displacement of the sailboat is 1780 liters, which is equivalent to 1780 kilograms. To convert this weight to US pounds, multiply by the conversion factor of approximately 2.20462. This results in a total weight of about 3924.5 pounds. Users can utilize online conversion tools for accurate calculations. Understanding the weight is essential for sailing performance and safety.
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I recently acquired a British built sailboat and the displacement of the boat is given as 1780 l(kg) which I believe to be liter(kilogram). I simply want to know the actual weight of the boat in US pounds. Can someone here help?
 
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