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Originally Posted by LukeFF
Page 60 of the manual:
"The error margin serves to avoid letting you precisely measure distances on the map and then use these measurements for firing solutions. Also it has an immersive value, which give a more convincing feeling of human error in estimations done on the map."
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You mean there's something in the manual that's actually correct AND useful?
Does anyone know if the error margin is the same for measurement of short and long distances? Is it always a fixed percentage or are measurements of longer distances more accurate?
I never had any problems with determining speed from plot, but then again I use 3 and 6 minute intervals. And I know when the ruler flips from 0.8 to 0.9 that really means 0.85 and NOT 0.9. Right??? I hope...