Me too. This should be a good little experiment. I'll see if I can write it up with findings and graphics to support but for the most part I'll just post it here.
I've got the green laser module, phoneskope, and offset rail mount on order. I'll see about a video time-synch app for the phones involved here shortly. Might just have to use the spotting scope and another phoneskope or something if I cannot put a camera at the target.
I'm thinking I will apply a FOV deviation ring overlay to the results. It will be calculated of course but I'd appreciate input on what most of you are using for FOV size relative to distance. Most targets are 1 to 2 MOA in PRS right? Maybe a .25" or .50" dot on 1" grids at 25 yards will work. I'll just interpolate the results at various distances based on the measured angular deviation in close.
So, what magnification and FOV are you guys running at 100, 300, 500, and 1000 yards?