For you Coldbore experts out there, I can't figure out how to find danger space on any of my tracks. I've read the manual and my A.D.D. or lack of being able to learn from a book skills are holding me back. Any help would be appreciated.
Coldbore - Too Dumb to figure out Danger Space
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The issue is not that I can't navigate to where the data should be, its that I cannot get the fields to populate with the data. For example on the phone version I go to ballistics>tools>danger space. The message there says "There is no solution for danger space give the current zero range and/or target size". I've tried entering data for zero range and target size without success. Obviously I'm missing something here....
I would love a class on Cold Bore and how to use it to it's full potential. I read the owner's manual twice... still hard to figure out some things
I agree. The Manual contains a lot of “what” it does but no “how-to” use it
A series of You Tube videos or Sniper's Hide videos would be sweet. Frank seems to know it well. I'd even pay for the training videos.
Personally a class for 2 or 3 days with hands on shooting, etc.. would be sweet. Take the old laptop out and input data and get range cards go apply it then learn all the functions. I can't get pictures or even load data to save because it says I have too many similar profiles... I'm testing a new barrel, I want to see how my load performs over different temps and with more round counts down the tube
Personally a class for 2 or 3 days with hands on shooting, etc.. would be sweet. Take the old laptop out and input data and get range cards go apply it then learn all the functions. I can't get pictures or even load data to save because it says I have too many similar profiles... I'm testing a new barrel, I want to see how my load performs over different temps and with more round counts down the tube
DS is in my experience a little bit tricky because it depends on your ZR and object height, To get a DS solution you start with a rather long ZR, say 700 yards and a 6" object. On the other hand, the other metric Hit Threshold is much easier, no need for a long ZR.
Trying the laptop first is a great help to understand all things going on. I did that a lot and was a wonderful learning experience.
So now that I was complaining about it I finally figured it out. I had to change my zero range and target size in the track data, I was changing the data in the wrong screen. Now I’m an expert! Not...
Agreed. A class or videos would be great. Ive been using it for over a year and I'm still struggling.....
While I haven’t used all of the features of coldbore, I have found that if I do not know how to use a feature I look in the manual that is part of the desktop installation. So far I have found all the info I have needed.
I have also emailed them directly when the manual information was not clear.
They always respond and pretty quickly even though they are in Argentina
They always respond and pretty quickly even though they are in Argentina
