Recent content by Hundley

@Bull Arms Try killing the app then reopen it. There's a known issue on iPads where if you rotate the screen, it will sometimes get stuck like you're describing. It's not very common though.

Hi @seansmd, I don't have anything to report about Android at the moment. Software is time-consuming and expensive, so the naturally owner has to balance the project among their other priorities. To answer your question about bullet length, it does have an effect on the calculated spin drift...

Hi @culater, at the moment there is not an option to print the dope card. This is something I'd really like to add soon... but it's not my budget, so I can't make promises on Desert Tech's behalf :)

@Kobyashi72 @rover308 you're right - it looks like this happens when a provide a positive value for Zero Setting, and a nonzero cant. We'll have to take a look and see what's going on. Thanks for pointing it out!

@aron no ETA on Android right now.

@Skookum you're right, the pressure should be able to go below 25. This will be fixed in the next update.

Hey @Dirty8404, I’m the developer of TRASOL for iOS. We actually just launched version 2.0 last week which is a complete overhaul of the app. Now you can download it for free to try it out, and if you like it you can always pay to upgrade some features later. People have been reporting good...

@LastShot300 I’ll do some comparisons with CB too. Maybe we can apply some smoothing for TRASOL.

@Skookum @Lowlight Although the mechanisms are different (and the math is fairly complicated), the ultimate effect of adjusting Ballistic Coefficient vs Drag Coefficient is very similar. Take these two examples for a .338 projectile: In the first graph, the Ballistic Coefficient is kept at...

@cro789 your settings are fine, and the app is working as expected. What you're seeing is an artifact of the underlying ballistics engine, where the trajectory periodically needs to be "adjusted" to account for the changing velocity throughout the bullet's flight. The theory is pretty heavy...

@cro789 It looks like your slope and cant are the culprits. Shooting 29 degrees downhill is pretty steep - it's effectively moving your zero from 100 to 150. Maybe it was accidental, so it's good to check those values before you shoot. Hope this helps!

@cro789 could you also give us a screenshot of the main Ballistics screen? At first glance I don't see anything obvious that would cause it.

@cro789 can you post a screenshot of your equipment screen, as well as the Ballistics screen? Maybe we can help find the problem.

@christopher.dow I'd like to see this feature too. Maybe if you bug @ney1 enough we'll see it happen ;)

@christopher.dow just FYI - you can delete equipment profiles. From the selection screen, just swipe left to delete. See here: If you’re seeing duplicates, it most likely occurred during migration from the old app. Luckily it’s pretty easy to get rid of the ones you don’t want.