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Bordush July 6th, 2005 03:15

Trajectory Plotter
 
I don't know how many people here have seen this yet, but for those who haven't...

http://www.radiant8.com/airsofttrajectory

If you can't see the calculator at the top there's a link to the Java plugin you need.

EDIT: I have the java plugin, but I found using that link that I needed to refresh the page.

BC_K July 6th, 2005 03:21

Have never seen that on here before. That's gonna be saved into my favourites.

Just noticing, It doens't take into consideration barrel length, Which I've noticed has a great deal to do with range & accuracy.

Bordush July 6th, 2005 03:29

Wouldn't it only affect the range because of the increased velocety?

BC_K July 6th, 2005 03:44

Well the longer the inner barrel is, the more it stabilizes the projectile. Simple physics there.

The more stable it is, the farther & straighter it will fly. The velocity is just as important, as it will send the projectile further and faster.

I'm just wondering why it doesn't have a calculator for barrel lengths. As it seems the answer's provided are on the basis that all inner barrel's are of the same length, or so that is how I'm perceiving the data that is being presented.

What's your thought's on that?

TheYellowDart July 6th, 2005 04:42

Those calculations don't take the amount of stability provided by different length barrels into account. They assume the bb is perfectly stable and moving perfectly straight when exiting the barrel.

Suspect187 July 6th, 2005 05:03

how do you know the number of rev/s?

oueleric1 July 6th, 2005 10:45

Count? I was thinking the same thing. You must have to get a high speed camera.

Raton July 7th, 2005 09:40

well just play with the number until you get a curve that actually look like a well setted hopup shot .. no lift effect and no drop down too soon

actually what i do is raise the number until i got a light lifting effect then pull down the number a little bit to have a straight shot

Iceman July 7th, 2005 10:42

All it needs now is a scope with the proper MOA, set into "airsoft Standards"... *cough*


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