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Originally Posted by Armistead
When I attack, I'm setting up a normal two stad measurments for course and speed, leave PK locked, unlock scope, reset bearing at the bow and shoot by the wire.
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Thanks for this tip Armistead - I've been reading your posts in this thread with interest since I've been kind of locked into the O'Kane firing method and have been looking for a good method to "fire on the fly." I want to make sure I understand your method correctly though since I'm still getting some misses and usually missing ahead of the target. So if I understand correctly, you are taking two stadimeter readings for target bearing and range (with some elapsed time between readings), then setting angle on the bow according to target course (easy AOB), then setting target speed? Then is it one more stadimeter reading prior to PK on? Or do you set AOB and speed prior to second stadimeter reading then PK lock? Once PK is activated, am I understanding correctly that you are unlocking scope, setting wire on target bow, clicking on send to TDC for wire bearing then shooting by wire... say mast, MOT, mast? Does that sound right?
Sorry for all the questions - I just want to make sure I'm doing it right. It seems like once PK is set, the TDC is going to be constantly updating lead angle for the target - which is why I am a little confused by the unlock scope-leave PK on-set wire on target bow and set bearing-shoot by wire. It seems like setting the bearing again with wire on target bow could cause fish to have an even greater lead angle and run ahead. Let me know if I'm thoroughly confused
Thanks!