I would also be very careful and not conflate metric and SI systems. There are all sorts whacky metric systems (although most of them historical) that are not nearly as clean as SI. And even SI historically has been messier than its today.
I would also be very careful and not conflate metric and SI systems. There are all sorts whacky metric systems (although most of them historical) that are not nearly as clean as SI. And even SI historically has been messier than its today.
SI cannot "convert from seconds to meters", since it treats length and duration as separate dimensions. Any multiplier which turns a duration into a length must have dimension of length/duration (and hence SI units of meters/seconds); something with those units is a speed, not a conversion factor (which is dimensionless). That's not specific to any particular speed, whether c or otherwise.
(are the values reasonable? well, human-scale capacitors and resistors seem pretty heavily skewed away from the center of the scale…)