DocUSMCRetired
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We always test the information in our Lab. If its in the Books or the CDM Library its our numbers.
Applied Ballistics Mobile App
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We always test the information in our Lab. If its in the Books or the CDM Library its our numbers.
Hi Doc can you offer some advise thanks.
In the Edit ammunition page the Zero data always prepopulates with a weird Baro pressure of 29.92 and in my case hPa as that's the measure we use in NZ. Unless I click Enable Zero atmosphere this is not able to be changed. Why is this impossible data point always entered? If I don't correct this will it affect the outputs?
Thanks
In the Edit ammunition page the Zero data always prepopulates with a weird Baro pressure of 29.92 and in my case hPa as that's the measure we use in NZ. Unless I click Enable Zero atmosphere this is not able to be changed. Why is this impossible data point always entered? If I don't correct this will it affect the outputs?
Thanks
DocUSMCRetired
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If you do not have zero atmosphere checked or turned on, it doesn't matter. 29.92 is standard sea level pressure. It won't have any effect as long as its turned off (not checked).
Remtac
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Still no update , from day one I bought this app almost 3 months again payed 42$ never worked right . So I contacted apple got my money back .
huntsman22
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You are lucky. They wouldn't refund mine. A year, and this thing still ain't fixed. This has really soured me on anything to do with AB......
Why are you not rolling back the updates to a revision level prior to when the problem started?
I ended up finding you temp fix video. Disregard original post.
I ended up finding you temp fix video. Disregard original post.
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DocUSMCRetired
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Because we actually have a working version internally, that is getting a library update and couple more additions. We will not be able to work on it this week, due to teaching all week. However we are 95% there.
The app is still for sale on the App Store. Can you see where people might have a negative opinion of the way you are handling this issue? This issue is clearly in the "low priority " category.
DocUSMCRetired
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I can, and we are working hard to correct this as quickly as possible.
huntsman22
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if this was any kind of priority, it would have been done MONTHS ago. Maybe skip a week of 'teaching' and get done what has already been payed for. Seems to me an outfit would want to preserve their integrity, but that's just me....
So I have no idea of the specifics here with the AB app, but my wife is trying to roll out an app for the company that she works for (totally different industry), and she has gotten the runaround from the other company that is contracted to design/code the app for well over a year now. There are complications on both sides as there is a massive amount of complexity built into the app. One thing she cannot and will not do is complain to the customers about it.
I am seeing a lot of things in common here. And regardless of the details of who's to blame for the problems, I commend the AB folks for taking the high ground, not complaining and just trying their best with a very challenging problem.
I am waiting patiently for this AB app to get the kinks worked out for the iPhone, and once they do I'll definitely be buying it.
I am seeing a lot of things in common here. And regardless of the details of who's to blame for the problems, I commend the AB folks for taking the high ground, not complaining and just trying their best with a very challenging problem.
I am waiting patiently for this AB app to get the kinks worked out for the iPhone, and once they do I'll definitely be buying it.
huntsman22
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does your wife sell the apps before they're ready? Does she refund money, or pawn that responsibility off on the app store? how does SHE handle it when the bugs aren't worked out?
She works for a larger company and the marketing dept actually rolled out the app with an email to tens of thousands of customers that included a login link that didn't work. It was a complete nightmare with customers paying several hundred dollars a month and the problem is still not fixed... so it's much much worse than this.
Remtac
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Then take it down from the App Store till your ready to fix it , that's like going to an electronic store and buying a broken TV for full price . Don't make the app available to buy if it's not working correctly .
