Kestrel 4500NV Applied Ballistics Meter - Manual (Page 18)

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RANGE CARd SCREEN
The Range Card screen shows detailed information
about the ballistic solution at various ranges that apply
to the currently selected target and gun. The screen
displays three columns comprised of the Range and
Elevation (in the left two columns) and one other
variable. The other variable that can be displayed is
ballistics solutions based on “Wnd1”; “Wnd2”; “Lead”;
or further information on bullet flight characteristics
such as remaining velocity (“RemV”); remaining energy
(“RemE”); time of flight (“ToF”); and maximum ordinate,
or height above the line of sight to the target (“MaxO”).
Please see Page 29 for a sample Range Card.
• Use or to scroll to a particular range.
• Use and to scroll across and view all
available parameters.
Example: "Rng" and "Elv" columns remaining fixed while
third column can be changed.
Range Increment
• Use while in the Range Card to enter the
Range Settings screen.
• Use and to adjust the range increment to the
desired value. You may adjust the increments to
show in 10, 20, 25, 50, or 100 units of measure (yards
or meters).
RAnGE CARD sCREEn
RANGE CARD
Rng
300
400
500
5.50
9.42
14.06
Wnd1
L0.13
L0.19
L0.27
RANGE CARD
Rng
300
400
500
RemV
1991
1823
1666
• Press to exit "Range Increment" screen.
Note: The Range Card will display range values up to 4000
yards, or the closest equivalent in meters, depending on the
range increment.
Remaining Velocity
• A small dot will appear to the left of the remaining
velocity value to indicate the bullet is in the transonic
range.
• A larger dot will appear to the left of the remaining
velocity value to indicate the bullet is in the subsonic
range.
5.50
9.42
14.06
RANGE CARD
Rng
800
900
1000
RemE
629
538
471
RemV
.1272
.1177
.1101
Elv Elv