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Originally Posted by joegrundman
It's very nice, but what's the comparative advantage of this design over this replica of the historical tool here which includes a periscope overlay?
(in this picture the front and back sides are shown as separate entities, but normally they are all one - the back side is a speed omnimeter for solving speed using the collision course method)
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Hi joegrundman, I don't know of any advantages this calculator has over the original Is-Was one used, As I haven't tried one yet - I Use CapnScurvys method that is linked in the top post but wanted one with more resolution than his posted one.
If you see my second post I am working on creating a replica Is-Was calculator not necessarily based on the original but to match the styling of the AoB Calculator.
Just to show the results of using Perspex - This will last indefenitly. (Maybe time to try one using Brass - Sweet)
