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Thread: Question about Equivalent Horizontal Range (as Leica call it)

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    Quote Originally Posted by GWH View Post
    No hogles in paper ;-) Just bullet splash's on the paint on the steel gong plates ;-) ...... oh and holes in deerz
    Oops all that lead splattered about the place will get fush and game going nuts when they find out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stug View Post
    Just set shooter to the standard atmospherics, 1013mb not sure what the temp will be, but will be on the internet somewhere.
    1013.2 and 15°c is ISA iirc😆

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    Do what ya want! Ya will anyway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GWH View Post
    There is one problem (actually two) with this with 1600b. When it gives you the EHR it also is calculating in temp and pressure into the corrected distance figure.

    While initially I thought this was pretty awesome. I actually don't like it at all. And you cannot turn off the function of it taking temp and pressure into account in the EHR corrected range.

    If you keep the range finder in your chest pocket for example the temp reading will be quite incorrect. Apparantly it can take up to 30 minutes for the temp to stablise.

    To get a technically better ballistic solution you need to be dealing with raw data. I now just use the actual line of sight range, then press the other button and get the angle. Then enter those and the temp and pressure figures into shooter app on phone. Then you know where you are and that you know that your come up will be more correct.

    Of course you can test on the hill to see if you are getting the same come ups using both methods.




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    If anyone wants to read more about the 1600-B also taking pressure and temp into account for the EHR, have a read thru this thread, covers it well. need help on the leica 1600b - Page 2 - Long Range Hunting Online Magazine

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    cheers GWH, will read further on this later. interesting points.

    i think i should be reasonably safe as i have attached the r/f pouch to the left side of my sitka bino bivvy with some chicago screws. it sits clear of my body (just) so may pick up a degree or two max, or maybe nothing at all. i won't be pushing super long ranges either, sub 500y.

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    My binos have this built in. Hopefully arriving next week. This has been helpfull

 

 

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