I am translating a SF-novel by Colin Greenland and find the phrase "a K's worth of gear."
I do not understand the "K".
Google delivers many pages with this saying, but I cannot find any translation into German.

Tabea, I think he could have meant a hundred weight of gear, or gear weighing one hundred pounds. 'A K's worth of gear', 'a hundred weight of gear'.

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I haven't read any of his books. It might mean weight (Kilo) or cost (K = $1,000). Is he talking about "a K's worth of gear" meaning traveling weight, or does he mean the high price of the gear?

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Originally Posted by Wondergirl

I haven't read any of his books. It might mean weight (Kilo) or cost (K = $1,000). Is he talking about "a K's worth of gear" meaning traveling weight, or does he mean the high price of the
gear?

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Yes, I mean to say l000 weight of gear K = l000

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