Tracking Range

jason210 · 01-10-12, 06:14 PM

But if the range will not track, how do you get round the fact that the range is constantly decreasing as the target closes? This chnage in range will affect everything.

The only way I can figure out how it might be done is to measure everything out on a map and then chose a point on the target's predicted course where you are going to attack. You could then measure the distance to that point and enter that directly, since it is a constant. I guess then that could enter the rest of the TDC data when the crosses that point, since all variables are then known -- but then again, this is cheating

01-10-12, 06:14 PM	#3
jason210 Sonar Guy Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Sweden / UK Posts: 386 Downloads: 33 Uploads: 0	But if the range will not track, how do you get round the fact that the range is constantly decreasing as the target closes? This chnage in range will affect everything. The only way I can figure out how it might be done is to measure everything out on a map and then chose a point on the target's predicted course where you are going to attack. You could then measure the distance to that point and enter that directly, since it is a constant. I guess then that could enter the rest of the TDC data when the crosses that point, since all variables are then known -- but then again, this is cheating __________________ Intel Core i9-9900K @ 3.6 GHz nVidia GeForce RTX 2070 32GB memory Windows 10 Pro