Re posting this because of its importance

Thanks, a great video. I see my error of trying to true velocity vrs bc, i had the same results as you, now I know

I am sure glad you brought this up. I had watched it when it first came out but with all the information presented it's well worth watching multiple times.

Those are some great examples. I'm amazed at how you keep all of that straight when working with two apps and the ranging binocs.

Just went out and tried out the inclination and azimuth on the app. Not a good direction reader, but video sure made it so clear. Thanks again for this great shooting aid.

SeboCreek said:

Just went out and tried out the inclination and azimuth on the app. Not a good direction reader, but video sure made it so clear. Thanks again for this great shooting aid.

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Glad you liked it
Best app I have ever used
Professional opinion not personal

You guys should try to go to James classes in Alabama. My son and I have done Level 1 and 2. And we are from California. Totally worth it.

digger11 said:

You guys should try to go to James classes in Alabama. My son and I have done Level 1 and 2. And we are from California. Totally worth it.

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Thank you

Agree. Haven't done level 2 yet. Looking to take it when reopens in the fall. Level 1 was very informative and cost me a lot of money buying better equipment. Boys and their toys.

digger11 said:

You guys should try to go to James classes in Alabama. My son and I have done Level 1 and 2. And we are from California. Totally worth it.

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Used the app this evening to 1380 yards in 107 degree heat.
The heat definetly had us hitting a little high

I've been to both level 1 & 2 as well. Tremendous amount of information in level 1. We worked on shooting setup and trigger time. Finished with some practice reading wind and shooting at golfballs at 1,000 yards.
Level 2 was a brief overview of level 1 and then getting detailed instructions on using the app. We also reviewed reading wind and then packed up. The remaining day an a half were spent shooting with spotter practicing reading wind and using app. Longest shots were a little over 1,600 yards.
James is full of useful shooting tips and ballistic knowledge, but as tough as he seems, I was amazed at his patience with the class.

digger11 said:

Used the app this evening to 1380 yards in 107 degree heat.
The heat definetly had us hitting a little high

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Curious what you were using for temp
App grabbing from nearest airport?
Kestrel?
Weather flow?
Rangefinder?
Thanks

Thank you for posting this. Truly excellent.

I didn't notice that the atmospherics didn't update. We were in the hills where there was no updates happening.
I finally noticed and all was as it should be.
And we saw a nice group of elk on the way out.