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I think if we mount a scope of the above type on top if the rifle, with a sextant on a 45 degree mount on the left side, and an analog clock in decaminutes on the right side, you would be able to calculate your precise longitude, calculate the the linear error of spin drift, make the required semi-centidegree adjustments on your SFP MOA scope. If range is in furlongs, and the offset is in inches, doing the calculations in your head should be greatly simplified, because those are units everyone prefers.
That’s Nobel Prize worthy stuff right there!
47.4 nautical clicks if north of the equator. 17 faps at 12 degrees if south of the equator.How many clicks is an arshin at 600yds and does it come in SFP? If the answer is a weird fraction and “yes”, then I vote it be included as a proper unit of measure for all future SH matters.
So, I've been working on a prototype all afternoon and this is what I have so far. The left scope is a MOA combinator, and the right scope is a Mil combulator, and the sextant up top combines the two into semi-centis and zeroes all the error.
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shutup and take my money!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!So, I've been working on a prototype all afternoon and this is what I have so far. The left scope is a MOA combinator, and the right scope is a Mil combulator, and the sextant up top combines the two into semi-centis and zeroes all the error.
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What the hell does my houses electric meter have to do with shooting?What do Moa and Mil have to do with yards or meters?
47.4 nautical clicks if north of the equator. 17 faps at 12 degrees if south of the equator.
I knew an engineer would clear this up for us. ...
So does the sextant bluetooth to a Kestrel to get exact time (required for longitude)?
My sextant bluetooths the sightings to the kestrel and the kestrel runs the celestial almanac in its engine to spit out a line of position for each sightingSo does the sextant bluetooth to a Kestrel to get exact time (required for longitude)?
In rods fathoms or furlongs?My sextant bluetooths the sightings to the kestrel and the kestrel runs the celestial almanac in its engine to spit out a line of position for each sighting
It comes with one of these:So does the sextant bluetooth to a Kestrel to get exact time (required for longitude)?
Quitters never prosper. Surviving the Hide makes a man of you. I’ve been here a year and grown a third testicle.OP has left the chat, last word he was seen in the fetal position with a side rule, a ruler, and mumbling .... But I'm an engineer
LOL actually in degrees of azimuthIn rods fathoms or furlongs?
But isn’t measuring angles in degrees a little old fashioned? Can’t someone invent something new that essentially measures the same thing but has a cooler new name?
That is pretty cool.It comes with one of these:
Hell yeah.
That's funny, because I am an engineer too. A network engineer, so I have to design and operate most of the time, It's amazing such a simple concept that so many people are confused about or just repeat what someone else told them.There's a term for this, it's called Aspergers Syndrome. BTW, I think a lot of you are on the spectrum.
But do you use Degrees, Minutes, Seconds.... or Degrees, Minutes, Decimal Minutes.... or Decimal Degrees?I know you're joking but seriously, no one uses milliradians to measure anything except some shooters and artillerymen.
Degrees reign supreme in navigation, and one nautical mile equals 1/60 of a degree of latitude which is.........................wait for it.......................a MINUTE OF ANGLE
LOLOLOLOL
Wow !!!.... You're and "operator" AND you're on TV ?!!That's funny, because I am an engineer too. A network engineer, so I have to design and operate most of the time,
I get MOA is just MOA.. has nothing to do with feet or inches. It just so happens to line up that way magically to make estimating math easierBut do you use Degrees, Minutes, Seconds.... or Degrees, Minutes, Decimal Minutes.... or Decimal Degrees?
"Reverse Cowgirl" must be on the other side.Undefiled by water or ice.
I’m somewhere between a Yankee and a Cowgirl.
I think I saw that one on Pornhub
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Tell us again what one moa is at 100y?I get MOA is just MOA.. has nothing to do with feet or inches. It just so happens to line up that way magically.
It really isn't coincidental. The ancient calendar was 360 days in a lot of cultures. 360 was a number familiar to all. Therefore common factors of 360 were often used when devising linear measurements.I get MOA is just MOA.. has nothing to do with feet or inches. It just so happens to line up that way magically to make estimating math easier
I meant for the engineer in imperial linear measurement.It’s one 60th of one degree, same as at 200, 300, 1,000 yds, or at any other distance