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Navy Dude
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So in our example the target with an angular height of 19 mrad would have an apparent angular height of 4 x 19 = 76 mrad when using 6x zoom. To find the range you still put the hairline over 26.2 on the D scale, but now you match 4 on the C scale with 76 on the D scale. The range is still the same (1380m) and also note the 1 on the C scale is still pointing to 19 on the D scale. By the way, I think you put the hairline at 2.64 instead of 2.62, take another look. Last edited by Markus Witt; 08-30-19 at 04:45 AM. |
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Thanks Markus
You were right enough I was using 2.64 rather than 2.62 on the D scale. With regards to the periscope graticules you wouldn't happen to know which mods within SH3. SH4 and SH5 have the graticules set to the correct size and the value of the millirads at each zoom so that I can use the slide rule accurately. That would be a big help if you knew because after trying your examples with SH3 vanilla and SH3 greywolves expansion the periscope graticules don't appear to scaled properly as none of my calculations were working. Other question with regards to finding a targets AOB how do read off values larger than 90 accurately on the slide rule ? Again many thanks ![]() Last edited by skip; 09-01-19 at 05:50 AM. |
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Navy Dude
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Regarding SH3 and GWX I haven't played this in quite some time (I've only played SHV WoS the past few years) so I can't remember if the graticules in these games are actually measuring millirads. In SHV WoS the graticules do measure mrads and the method as decribed works. To find the sine of angles larger than 90 degrees just remember that the sine of 95 is equal to the sine of 85, the sine of 100 is equal to the sine of 80 etc. Last edited by Markus Witt; 07-05-21 at 12:46 PM. |
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Thanks again Markus
Cant believe I forgot that if my AoB calculation came to say 60 degree all I had to was deduct 180 to get the correct 120 degree value. I am definitely reaching my senior years. ![]() With regards to SH3 the graticules are definitely not measuring millirads too bad. Looking forward to your next entry really pleased I purchased this slide rule. Cheers |
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I know this is a fairly old post but is there anywhere to download the pictures that went with the slide rule explanation?
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This was before I knew I could create an album to add photos. Last edited by Markus Witt; 10-26-22 at 06:49 AM. |
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