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One foot is 0.3048 of one meter; so 1 foot per second (fps) = .3048 (3048 mm or 30.48 cm if you must) meters per second (mps) - to convert greater speeds just multiply the fps whole number by .3048... eg... 100 feet per second = 30.48 (.3048 X 100) meters per second, 1,000 fps = 304.8 mps
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