Range Report Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Ranmaniac</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Strelok is much more functional and user friendly </div></div>

Not even close!
When it gets to where it'll calculate spin drift and coriolis then it's time to look at it again; then again I've only looked at the free version. Does the bought version include the above mentioned functionality?
 
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I really want a way where I know where my pretransonic range will be. it seems like bullets tend to hit that stage right around 1.2mach

so if it could be highligthed blue maybe or yellow, it would be real nice!
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

Taseal,

Shooter displays velocities that fall below the sound barrier in both the "table" and "solution" ballistic displays. As far as defining transonic for your bullet, that is an incredibly difficult thing to gauge as each bullet is different based on their specific design and effect within certain atmospherics.

Thus, most folks simply swag it at Mach 1.2 as a limit to ensure clearance of any part of the airflow over a bullet not falling below the speed of sound while other areas remain above.

This might be a good reference to understand a bit more about transonic speeds: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transonic_speed
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: mattmcg</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Taseal,

Shooter displays velocities that fall below the sound barrier in both the "table" and "solution" ballistic displays. As far as defining transonic for your bullet, that is an incredibly difficult thing to gauge as each bullet is different based on their specific design and effect within certain atmospherics.

Thus, most folks simply swag it at Mach 1.2 as a limit to ensure clearance of any part of the airflow over a bullet not falling below the speed of sound while other areas remain above.

This might be a good reference to understand a bit more about transonic speeds: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transonic_speed </div></div>

thanks!
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Ranmaniac</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I apologize... Strelok does not have as much functionality as Shooter... but... hey... it's free... and it has the Scope reticles... lol... </div></div>

ranmaniac, I know you have a thread of calculating muzzle velocity. But my question for this thread is "Can I use Shooter to calculate my muzzle velocity with Federal 168gr and my 18" barrel without using a chronograph?" I will be able to get a kestrel 4500 with BT, a laser range finder and spotting scope for all my calculation needs and backup data. Thanks for the info. I already purchased this app as soon as I read this thread over a month ago and I finally will be home to shoot my gun within the week.
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Paradude</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
"Can I use Shooter to calculate my muzzle velocity with Federal 168gr and my 18" barrel without using a chronograph?" </div></div>

Yup.
That's how I refined my MV. Once all other data is confirmed; I trust the MV figure I worked out with Shooter more than I trust my Chrono, or any Chrono I have used.

Of course, it will not just tell you the MV. You need to enter an estimated MV and then adjust until your real-world dope matches the programs results.
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

Hey Folks,

I use Shooter for Android and made the mistake of plugging in ranges past 1500 yards. Now the ballistic program has lost it's mind and is returning long range elevation values that are at least 2 mils off. And the range cards don't even show zero at 100 yards when that's what I do zero at.

Has anyone else who's had this problem figured out a way of correcting it? I really liked the program until this started happening. Any help out there?
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ranger1183</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Hey Folks,

I use Shooter for Android and made the mistake of plugging in ranges past 1500 yards. Now the ballistic program has lost it's mind and is returning long range elevation values that are at least 2 mils off. And the range cards don't even show zero at 100 yards when that's what I do zero at.

Has anyone else who's had this problem figured out a way of correcting it? I really liked the program until this started happening. Any help out there? </div></div>

I'm a new user and had something that might be similar on the loss of zero part - that I soon squared away. I first set a Rifle entry with a zero in Yards; then later I changed the Bullet dope to Meters (or vise versa). Make sure both are looking at the same distance measurement.
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

Is there a way to export data from shooter to your pc.. such as the tables and graphs to print? I have an android razer and understand and do pull pictures and such through the usb port but cant find anything relating to shooter.
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: D.O.A.F.S.</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Is there a way to export data from shooter to your pc.. such as the tables and graphs to print? I have an android razer and understand and do pull pictures and such through the usb port but cant find anything relating to shooter. </div></div>

Yes! once you're on the screen looking at the table with all the information, go to menu, depress "Send" and type you're email address or whom ever to want to send it to.
You'll receive the file as an "****.csv" extension which can be opened in excel. And.... Now you can make changes, view it and print it!
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Eaglet</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: D.O.A.F.S.</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Is there a way to export data from shooter to your pc.. such as the tables and graphs to print? I have an android razer and understand and do pull pictures and such through the usb port but cant find anything relating to shooter. </div></div>

Yes! once you're on the screen looking at the table with all the information, go to menu, depress "Send" and type you're email address or whom ever to want to send it to.
You'll receive the file as an "****.csv" extension which can be opened in excel. And.... Now you can make changes, view it and print it! </div></div>

Thank You!
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

Well I have to say Shooter did a great job for me this last weekend. I went to a piss poor excuse for a class here in MI. But after shooting at various ranges and adjusting as best as I could (there were approximately 10-11 shooters shooting at the exact same IDPA steel target so hits were hard to decipher) I was able to adjust to the best of my ability the exact DOPE into Shooter for my rifle and my wife's rifle. After doing this I was able to get 1st round hits at 7, 800y, and at 1k. The wind was very hard over the weekend but shooter helped me figure if I was running the formula in my head correctly.
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

I am a former sniper. I find having quick ranging calls to be very useful. I use the kestrel 4000.

I feel the less buttons to press the better. A quick shooting solution screen is what I am asking for. Add to that maybe a customizable screen with just the data you need for the range you dial in.

Possible?

Love the software!
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

Watched and tagged. Lots to see and study here. Just got my first smartphone, a used droid. My Casio Rock flip phone finally took it's last breath last night on a hog hunt. I think my gf felt sorry for me and hooked me up with her old Droid. So I finally stepped into the smartphone era. Just downloaded the free Strelok and I'm impressed. It even has my new G2DMR reticle in there. Very cool for free. Going to play with it for a while then download the Shooter app. Now I see what the hell everyone has been talking about. These phones are badass.

Now to get out the steel and test it with my FDAC and see which fps card is best for my two 308's

Next tool = Kestrel so I can get a better feel for what different winds look like where I hunt and shoot.
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

It already has a solution button that's good for any one specific range (as opposed to hitting the Chart/Graph button). Wind and angle can be tweaked there as well. You do have to enter the specific range on the screen just prior - maybe that's what you are referring to.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: COMANCHESNIPER</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I am a former sniper. I find having quick ranging calls to be very useful. I use the kestrel 4000.

I feel the less buttons to press the better. A quick shooting solution screen is what I am asking for. Add to that maybe a customizable screen with just the data you need for the range you dial in.

Possible?

Love the software! </div></div>
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: COMANCHESNIPER</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I am a former sniper. I find having quick ranging calls to be very useful. I use the kestrel 4000.

I feel the less buttons to press the better. A quick shooting solution screen is what I am asking for. Add to that maybe a customizable screen with just the data you need for the range you dial in.

Possible?

Love the software! </div></div>

As stated the table function will help.

Or my method, is refine the data in the program then make your own cards based on DA. Laminate and keep in your kit. Cards dont need batteries and work rain or shine.
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

Thank you very much-
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Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

After over a year, still waiting for metric mode bug fixes.
Have sent official feedback couple of times, month or two ago last time.

Paid full price, except to get app as it was advertised -fully working.

EDIT:
Got mail from developer- looks like bullet data zero athmospere only "bug" is that pre-filled values (temp/airpressure) are imperials, but software actually uses metrics as unit abbrevation says. Still liking Shooter!
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Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: KNIGHT11B4</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Any plans to add the Berger hybrids to the bullet library? Specifically the 140 hybrid.

Anyone using shooter have a suggestion for input method since this bullet itsnt in the library right now? </div></div>

I'm a ColdBore 1.0 user but also have Shooter on my phone.
I would do the following:
Tap on a previously created Firearm, in the new screen don't tap on "Bullet Library" because the bullet won't be there, tap instead on "Add Ammo" and fill in all the pertinent data. You'll find the BC at www.bergerbullets.com and you'll have to measure the bullet for length. Measure 10 or 15 and get an average.
Once all data has been input you're good to go.
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

I have been using your shooter app on my iphone and ipad. It is terrific. The calcualtions are spot on and the interface is very confortable.

I recenly decided to switch to android. I figured this was an ok move since you offer Shooeter on the android. I figured Shooter would be even better on the Android since Androids can talk to Kesrels via bluetooth.

I seem to have some issues with the Android version though I am hoping there are some work arounds.

1) On the iphone, if I am not touching the screen, the phone shuts off the screen. this is true not matter what apps are open. On the Android, the screen would not sleep with the Shooter app open. I had to start manually pressing the pwer button each time I set the phone down. Not doing this drained my batter quickly.

2) On the Solution screen the IOS verson has the quick and handy scroll wheel. On the Android, there is a scroll wheel, but you have to manual key in the numbers. The scroll wheel on the IOS is much better as it can be done with one hand and is fast.

3) Most Frustrating.... On the Iphone, if I enter the shooting Azimuth, or distance to target, Shooter remembers these things as you move between screens (table to solution, etc.). On the Android, you have to re-enter these things every time. It felt like I spent half my shooting session yesterday re-entering in the shooting distance and Azimith.

Do you have any suggestions for these issues?
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

I have Kestrel related question. I am hoping there are some Kestrel users here.

In the Android version of Shooter, we can use the Kestrel Atmoshere function to get the Kestrel info via bluetooth. On the Kestrel Atmosphere screen, I see that the wind speed is there. I don't see wind direction.

How are folks handling wind direction? It doesn't look like the Wind Direction gets passed automatically.

1) Are people manually entering the Wind Direction instead of it being passed automatically?

Thanks
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

Hmm... I have emailed Sean, the developer with some questions over the last few months and didn't get a reply.

I asked a few questions here recently, and a few months ago, and never got a reply.

Because of the lack of support and talk here on the Hide, I have to ask...

1) Does anyone use this program anymore? Has everyone migrated to Applid Ballistic or some other program?

2) If shooter is still the app to use, what is the best way to get Shooter App questions answered?

Thanks
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

Abq-Defense,

Wind direction isn't populated because the Kestrel doesn't provide it to me.

Sorry about not getting back quickly, I've been busy!
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

Sean,

Thaks for the reply. Yes, I have the 4500 which does provide Wind Direction data.

Also, can you reply to these questions I posted earlier? I am coming from the iphone version of Shooter to the Android.

I have been using your shooter app on my iphone and ipad. It is terrific. The calcualtions are spot on and the interface is very confortable.

I recenly decided to switch to android. I figured this was an ok move since you offer Shooeter on the android. I figured Shooter would be even better on the Android since Androids can talk to Kesrels via bluetooth.

I seem to have some issues with the Android version though I am hoping there are some work arounds.

1) On the iphone, if I am not touching the screen, the phone shuts off the screen. this is true not matter what apps are open. On the Android, the screen would not sleep with the Shooter app open. I had to start manually pressing the pwer button each time I set the phone down. Not doing this drained my batter quickly.

2) On the Solution screen the IOS verson has the quick and handy scroll wheel. On the Android, there is a scroll wheel, but you have to manual key in the numbers. The scroll wheel on the IOS is much better as it can be done with one hand and is fast.

3) Most Frustrating.... On the Iphone, if I enter the shooting Azimuth, or distance to target, Shooter remembers these things as you move between screens (table to solution, etc.). On the Android, you have to re-enter these things every time. It felt like I spent half my shooting session yesterday re-entering in the shooting distance and Azimith.

Do you have any suggestions for these issues?
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Abq-Defense</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Sean,

Thaks for the reply. Yes, I have the 4500 which does provide Wind Direction data.

Also, can you reply to these questions I posted earlier? I am coming from the iphone version of Shooter to the Android.

I have been using your shooter app on my iphone and ipad. It is terrific. The calcualtions are spot on and the interface is very confortable.

I recenly decided to switch to android. I figured this was an ok move since you offer Shooeter on the android. I figured Shooter would be even better on the Android since Androids can talk to Kesrels via bluetooth.

I seem to have some issues with the Android version though I am hoping there are some work arounds.

1) On the iphone, if I am not touching the screen, the phone shuts off the screen. this is true not matter what apps are open. On the Android, the screen would not sleep with the Shooter app open. I had to start manually pressing the pwer button each time I set the phone down. Not doing this drained my batter quickly.

2) On the Solution screen the IOS verson has the quick and handy scroll wheel. On the Android, there is a scroll wheel, but you have to manual key in the numbers. The scroll wheel on the IOS is much better as it can be done with one hand and is fast.

3) Most Frustrating.... On the Iphone, if I enter the shooting Azimuth, or distance to target, Shooter remembers these things as you move between screens (table to solution, etc.). On the Android, you have to re-enter these things every time. It felt like I spent half my shooting session yesterday re-entering in the shooting distance and Azimith.

Do you have any suggestions for these issues?</div></div>

There is a function on my Android shooter app that has it remember previous environmental conditions. Just hit "menu" and select "Preferences" from the first screen you come to when opening Shooter. Scroll down and make sure the box "save atmosphere" is selected...

Mike
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

Hi Mike,

I have done that. The fields I keep having to re-enter are mostly on the Solution screen (Yards, Wind Speed, Wind Direction). If you leave this screen, you have to re-enter your last values when you go to that screen again. On the iphone we dont have this problem.

Also, the Corialis Azimith value gets reset often.

These things work perfect on the iphone version. I hope Sean can get the Andriod version working the same way. The iphone interface is great to use.
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Abq-Defense</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Sean,

Thaks for the reply. Yes, I have the 4500 which does provide Wind Direction data.

Also, can you reply to these questions I posted earlier? I am coming from the iphone version of Shooter to the Android.

I have been using your shooter app on my iphone and ipad. It is terrific. The calcualtions are spot on and the interface is very confortable.

I recenly decided to switch to android. I figured this was an ok move since you offer Shooeter on the android. I figured Shooter would be even better on the Android since Androids can talk to Kesrels via bluetooth.

I seem to have some issues with the Android version though I am hoping there are some work arounds.

1) On the iphone, if I am not touching the screen, the phone shuts off the screen. this is true not matter what apps are open. On the Android, the screen would not sleep with the Shooter app open. I had to start manually pressing the pwer button each time I set the phone down. Not doing this drained my batter quickly.

2) On the Solution screen the IOS verson has the quick and handy scroll wheel. On the Android, there is a scroll wheel, but you have to manual key in the numbers. The scroll wheel on the IOS is much better as it can be done with one hand and is fast.

3) Most Frustrating.... On the Iphone, if I enter the shooting Azimuth, or distance to target, Shooter remembers these things as you move between screens (table to solution, etc.). On the Android, you have to re-enter these things every time. It felt like I spent half my shooting session yesterday re-entering in the shooting distance and Azimith.

Do you have any suggestions for these issues?</div></div>

Just because your Kestrel shows the wind direction and just because you may be able to import it via your computer using their software doesn't mean its available to me over the serial BT connection. Kestrel has a very basic serial BT API and it doesn't include wind direction in it's output.

You must be talking about on the Solution screen that always stays on? I can make this optional in a future release.

The scroll wheel is an iOS-widget. The "Android" equivalent widget is an up/down button. You can touch and hold to move it quicker, you don't have to key-in values.

Do you have remember atmosphere/distance set in your preferences? If so, please be more specific on what you're doing and what it's not doing that you'd like it to.
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Abq-Defense</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Hi Mike,

I have done that. The fields I keep having to re-enter are mostly on the Solution screen (Yards, Wind Speed, Wind Direction). If you leave this screen, you have to re-enter your last values when you go to that screen again. On the iphone we dont have this problem.

Also, the Corialis Azimith value gets reset often.

These things work perfect on the iphone version. I hope Sean can get the Andriod version working the same way. The iphone interface is great to use.</div></div>

Do you have the "save distance" also selected? I have that as well as the "Save Atmosphere" and my yards entered as well as wind/direction are always saved for me...?

Mike
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

Sean,

Here is what I would like (since you asked). ;-)

1) I would like the Solution screen to work like the iphone version. More specifically, If I am on the Soluition screen, and select 500 yards, 10 mph, 90 degrees, then go back to any other screen (to check something or to go to the Table Screen), then go back to the Solution Screen, I want the 500 yards, 10 mph, 90 degress to be there. I dont want those values reset or changed

Just because I went to another screen doesn't mean I changed what I am shooting at. The iphone Solution screen retains this info when you go to other screens, and then back to the Solution Screen.

2) When I set the Corialis Azimith, this should not change unless I change it. It should not get reset to "0" because I go to antoher screen.

3) On the iphone, you can have shooter on the screen, and the iphone will tell the screen to sleep based upon your iphone settings (just like any other app).

The android version of shooter does not let the Android phone put the screen to sleep (like most other apps do). Can you correct this? My phone battery was nearly dead the first match that I used my Andriod at.

Thanks for the replys and for hearing my suggestions.
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: seankndy</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Abq-Defense</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Sean,

Thaks for the reply. Yes, I have the 4500 which does provide Wind Direction data.

Also, can you reply to these questions I posted earlier? I am coming from the iphone version of Shooter to the Android...........

I have been using your shooter app on my iphone and ipad. It is terrific. The calcualtions are spot on and the interface is very confortable.............
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Just because your Kestrel shows the wind direction and just because you may be able to import it via your computer using their software doesn't mean its available to me over the serial BT connection. Kestrel has a very basic serial BT API and it doesn't include wind direction in it's output.
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Sean, this is not correct. If you use <span style="font-weight: bold">S</span> command (Output a Full Data Snapshot), Kestrel 4500 <span style="text-decoration: underline">will</span> provide you with compass (and true) direction, wind speed - and crosswind and headwind components of the wind. Even if you use <span style="font-weight: bold">O</span> or <span style="font-weight: bold">P</span> there is wind data and Compass Direction (for Kestrel 4500)... <span style="font-style: italic">So use what gives you the most info - command <span style="font-weight: bold">S</span>.</span>

As a thought, you could use the heading/direction from the Kestrel for Coriolis heading.

The BT interface (which is exactly equivalent to serial/USB - those units that come with BT don't have USB, and vs versa) is pretty basic - but retrieving data snapshots is pretty basic too, complexity isn't needed. And whatever one can import (via BT) to a computer - is importable via BT to other BT hosts such as Android phones (which aren't distinguishable from a computer as far as Kestrel is concerned).

From the <span style="text-decoration: underline">Kestrel Communications Protocol</span> (true since at least 2010):

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Kestrel</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
<span style="font-weight: bold">Download logged data</span>

Syntax: <span style="font-weight: bold">B</span>

Response:

The Kestrel outputs a line of column headings, followed by a line of units, followed by lines of comma separated the data.

K4000: DT,WS,TP,WC,RH,HI,DP,WB,BP,AL,DA
or
K4100: DT,AV,AF,TP,WC,RH,HI,DP
or
K4200: DT,AV,AF,TP,WC,RH,HR,HI,DP,WB,BP,AL,DA
or
K4250: DT,WS,TP,WC,RH,MO,HI,DP,WB,AP,BP,AL,DA,AD,RA
or
K4300: DT,WS,TP,WC,RH,EV,CT,HI,DP,WB,BP,AL,DA
or
K4500: DT,MG,TR,WS,CW,HW,TP,WC,RH,HI,DP,WB,BP,AL,DA

Where:-
DT is the date and time in seconds since 1st January 2000,
AV is air velocity
AF is air flow
MG is the compass magnetic direction
TR is the compass true direction
WS is the wind speed,
CW is the crosswind
HW is the headwind
TP is the temperature,
WC is the wind chill,
RH is the humidity,
EV is the evaporation rate
CT is the concrete temperature
HR, MO (moisture) are the humidity ratio
HI is the heat index,
DP is the dew point,
WB is the wet bulb
AP is absolute pressure
BP is the pressure,
AL is the altitude,
DA is the density altitude
AD is air density
RA is relative air density

<span style="font-weight: bold">Output data (polled)</span>

Syntax: <span style="font-weight: bold">O</span>
Response: DT,WS,TP,RH,BP,CD
Where:-
DT is the date and time in seconds since 1st January 2000,
WS is the wind speed,
TP is the temperature,
RH is the humidity,
BP is the pressure (not K4100)
CD is the compass direction (K4500 only)

<span style="font-weight: bold">Output continuous data</span>

Syntax: <span style="font-weight: bold">P</span>

Start transmission once per second.

Response: DT,WS,TP,RH,BP,CD

Where:-
DT is the date and time in seconds since 1st January 2000,
WS is the wind speed,
TP is the temperature,
RH is the humidity,
BP is the pressure, (not K4100)
CD is the compass direction (K4500 only)

Note:- Output is not available when logging is enabled. Enabling logging disables continuous output.

<span style="font-weight: bold">Output a full data snapshot</span>

Syntax: <span style="font-weight: bold">S</span>

Response:

The Kestrel outputs a line of column headings, followed by a line of units, followed by lines of comma separated the data.

K4000: DT,WS,TP,WC,RH,HI,DP,WB,BP,AL,DA
or
K4100: DT,AV,AF,TP,WC,RH,HI,DP
or
K4200: DT,AV,AF,TP,WC,RH,HR,HI,DP,WB,BP,AL,DA
or
K4250: DT,WS,TP,WC,RH,MO,HI,DP,WB,AP,BP,AL,DA,AD,RA
or
K4300: DT,WS,TP,WC,RH,EV,CT,HI,DP,WB,BP,AL,DA
or
K4500: DT,MG,TR,WS,CW,HW,TP,WC,RH,HI,DP,WB,BP,AL,DA

Where:-
DT is the date and time in seconds since 1st January 2000,
AV is air velocity
AF is air flow
MG is the compass magnetic direction
TR is the compass true direction
WS is the wind speed,
CW is the crosswind
HW is the headwind
TP is the temperature,
WC is the wind chill,
RH is the humidity,
EV is the evaporation rate
CT is the concrete temperature
HR, MO (moisture) are the humidity ratio
HI is the heat index,
DP is the dew point,
WB is the wet bulb
AP is absolute pressure
BP is the pressure,
AL is the altitude,
DA is the density altitude
AD is air density
RA is relative air density
</div></div>
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bournhunter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Are there any plans to release this for the i phone?</div></div>

shooter is on iphone, has been a long time... just the BT dont work, do to apple, nothing can be done about that...

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/shooter-ballistics-calculator/id478462401?mt=8
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

Maybe some of you can help me with a thread I have open but not gotten much response....

So I went shooting few days ago and my steel ranged 880. But I ran off and left my android phone at home with shooter, so I guessed 10 mils and about 3 shots I hit it at 10.5.

Using the G1 drag model and my MV of 2470 it shows 10.1 for 880yds so I can leave with that, but at 500yds it shows 3.8mil of adjustments. This is a problem because it actually only takes 3mil.

Now, if I switch to G7 it shows 3.2mil for 500, but only 7.5 for 880yds. What am I doing wrong? Thanks for anything guys
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Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

Sean,

Sent you a PM but I'll ask here as well.

I recently had to get a new phone (same as my old phone) and when I sign into my Google Play store it's not showing me as having bought the Shooter app... I sure don't want to pay another $10 for the app. Any help here? Thank you.

Mike
 
Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: HellsCanyonArmory</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Sean,

Sent you a PM but I'll ask here as well.

I recently had to get a new phone (same as my old phone) and when I sign into my Google Play store it's not showing me as having bought the Shooter app... I sure don't want to pay another $10 for the app. Any help here? Thank you.

Mike </div></div>

Mike you need to log in with the same log in u used when u bought the application.

Once you're at Goolge Play screen, click on menu, click on Accounts, a list of accounts appear; choose the right one.

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Re: Introducing "Shooter", ballistics for Android!

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: HellsCanyonArmory</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Sean,

Sent you a PM but I'll ask here as well.

I recently had to get a new phone (same as my old phone) and when I sign into my Google Play store it's not showing me as having bought the Shooter app... I sure don't want to pay another $10 for the app. Any help here? Thank you.

Mike</div></div>

also make sure u didnt buy it from amazon app's.. or u need to redload it from them, not play...