So I'm still abit confused about sniping belom 500m is fine but going above 500 starting to get confusing the calculator is not accurate, its difficult to judge the wind speed at the next 100 meters.
You don't necessarily have to because it's gauging wind from your position, not the wind speed that's 1600+ meters. You have to look at the mirage for such a reading. However, no game will give you a true sniper perspective.
A rhetorical question for sure. But I will try to answer it anyway: You would include the movement speed into the calculation, hope that the movement is consistent, not changing it's angle and hope that it doesn't take a path that causes the wind to be influenced elsewhere. People don't seem to realize that the measured wind is only a snapshot at the side of the measuring point, but at any point where the projectile passes different conditions can prevail. However, there is a reason why it is a training target and not a simulated soft target. Again, the video is about showing how the process basically works, not about being effective.
Yes you have to, because there is a windmill in this device. You only use "wind speed" in this situation. The headwind/crosswind is calculated with the heading in the device itself and is not measured.
That's how long it takes to calculate the elevation and wind age using 3 computers and a chart. Imagine how long using a calculator or just a pencil and paper like in the 60's and 70's.
@@smportis about 60-70's i watched a mil. training film for snipers in russia. Distance: russians have very intuitive scope measure distance (in scope itself by avg human size), but max range is >1200km and they are inaccurate, with mildot is harder to calculate (and remember) but max range with mildot is up to 1800-2000km and super accurate. Calculations: There is phenomen (if u has an rifle) called spin drift/gyroscopic drift in a short: bullet is spins, so it will go to right, more distance = more corrections + calculations to the left. Snipers measure a distance to specifical object and write them to paper, it's easier to calculate and get calculations on elevation (elevation actually will kill ur accuracy if u don't calculate correlation for it)
"Oooo took 3 mins to shoot, they will be gone if the move"
- Cod player
"they will be gone if the move"
The what?
and that's why I don't play COD
@@RontoGoldlust Stop being an insufferable moron and take context clues
The zooming on the snipers are just wow mind blowing, and the speed the bullet goes 😮 wow
how cod mfs feel after hitting a triple edit 420 noscope 5 million damage head eyes shot from 0.1 meters away
So I'm still abit confused about sniping belom 500m is fine but going above 500 starting to get confusing the calculator is not accurate, its difficult to judge the wind speed at the next 100 meters.
ah so you got to turn into the wind to find out the true wind speed.
@@reynaldiwidjaja277 Yes you have to, because there is a windmill in this device like in the real one.
You don't necessarily have to because it's gauging wind from your position, not the wind speed that's 1600+ meters. You have to look at the mirage for such a reading. However, no game will give you a true sniper perspective.
can u explain why you read the wind from 2o clock?
2:23 What do you mean? It was 4 o´clock.
was moving from the 4' and egress to the 8 - 8.5
@@BobPrivacy nice shot
The wind direction is read by where is comes from not where it goes. so if the arrow was pointing to the left it would be 3 o'clock
@@JoeHart6 oh shit well there is my issue haha
3mins to shoot
Damn , what happend if the target was moving?
A rhetorical question for sure. But I will try to answer it anyway: You would include the movement speed into the calculation, hope that the movement is consistent, not changing it's angle and hope that it doesn't take a path that causes the wind to be influenced elsewhere. People don't seem to realize that the measured wind is only a snapshot at the side of the measuring point, but at any point where the projectile passes different conditions can prevail. However, there is a reason why it is a training target and not a simulated soft target. Again, the video is about showing how the process basically works, not about being effective.
So do you have to face the direction of the wind to get the correct wind speed? Also, are the headwind and crosswind values used at all?
Yes you have to, because there is a windmill in this device. You only use "wind speed" in this situation. The headwind/crosswind is calculated with the heading in the device itself and is not measured.
thank you very much
How open left up side wind arrow
Shift+K
Nice shot. What does that green arrow at the top left of your screen do?
It is showing the "felt" wind direction and strength but not accurate. It is a kind of "skin-simulator".
@@BobPrivacy gotcha, thank you
Imagine doing all that and missing at the end.. would have been glorious
3:00 the Shot
Brutal
What game is this?
ArmA3
Mantap
Mod pack for steam i cant find it please
Its called ace 3, i makes your game more realisitic
Hit outside the target circle and your aim was off to start with.
I'd like to see you do better
意味わからん！
英語だから？
3 f*cking minutes before shooting ? If it was a moving target you would fail for sure
That's how long it takes to calculate the elevation and wind age using 3 computers and a chart. Imagine how long using a calculator or just a pencil and paper like in the 60's and 70's.
You don’t shoot at moving targets from 2 kilometers away you dope
This isn't COD kid
@@Mizra-dq3lj right!?
@@smportis about 60-70's i watched a mil. training film for snipers in russia.
Distance: russians have very intuitive scope measure distance (in scope itself by avg human size), but max range is >1200km and they are inaccurate, with mildot is harder to calculate (and remember) but max range with mildot is up to 1800-2000km and super accurate.
Calculations: There is phenomen (if u has an rifle) called spin drift/gyroscopic drift in a short: bullet is spins, so it will go to right, more distance = more corrections + calculations to the left.
Snipers measure a distance to specifical object and write them to paper, it's easier to calculate and get calculations on elevation (elevation actually will kill ur accuracy if u don't calculate correlation for it)