Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bodywerks</div><div class="ubbcode-body">What is meant by 'bullet length' when adding ammo info? If I am using a 175smk, for example, isn't the length a given? Do I lose valuable info by leaving that field blank?
Also, what GPS app are you all using to account for Coriolis or for ranging? I currently have the 'GPS status' app but it takes forever to find me on this planet and when it does it sometimes has error tolerances of over a thousand feet! </div></div>
Bullet length in the ammo profile in addition to twist-rate within the firearm profile will give you spin-drift calculation capability. Without those 2 things entered, spin-drift calculation won't show as an option and are only relevant to that option.
GPS isn't done with some other app, it's done using the Android SDK. Shooter will tell you what the accuracy of the fix was in a small pop-up near the bottom of the screen.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bodywerks</div><div class="ubbcode-body">What is meant by 'bullet length' when adding ammo info? If I am using a 175smk, for example, isn't the length a given? Do I lose valuable info by leaving that field blank?
Also, what GPS app are you all using to account for Coriolis or for ranging? I currently have the 'GPS status' app but it takes forever to find me on this planet and when it does it sometimes has error tolerances of over a thousand feet! </div></div>
Bullet length in the ammo profile in addition to twist-rate within the firearm profile will give you spin-drift calculation capability. Without those 2 things entered, spin-drift calculation won't show as an option and are only relevant to that option.
GPS isn't done with some other app, it's done using the Android SDK. Shooter will tell you what the accuracy of the fix was in a small pop-up near the bottom of the screen.