Guest strapper Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 hi what does it mean when the calculator says ...busy ...on the screen?
Guest bigda Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 hi what does it mean when the calculator says ...busy ...on the screen? no time taken ;D ;D ;D
Guest frank dooman Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 what vel calk. are you useing strapper??
greenlands Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 Not sure what you mean Paul ????? The one on this site is working for me. Lindsay.
Guest strapper Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 i have a sharpe ce-125 vel calculator...stating busy on the screen..cant use it to do vel.
dal2 Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 i have a sharpe ce-125 vel calculator...stating busy on the screen..cant use it to do vel.[/quote Your own calculator at hame do ya meen?
Guest strapper Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 i have a sharpe ce-125 vel calculator...stating busy on the screen..cant use it to do vel.[/quote Your own calculator at hame do ya meen? yes..im trying to work out the vel of the club..this aint happened b4
dal2 Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 yes..im trying to work out the vel of the club..this aint happened b4 Sounds like a new calculator is in order mate
pjc Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 Paul if you want to e-mail them over i'll work them out for you.
pjc Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 Paul if you want to e-mail them over i'll work them out for you.
Guest strapper Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 thanks guys...its just worked ;D thanks phil for the offer m8...maybe i could take you up on the offer if it goes again
JohnQuinn Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 I divide ma distance into yards then ma flying time into seconds. Divide the yards by the seconds and multiply by 60. Do this on ma phone as soon as i time in and Hey Presto!!
pjc Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 thanks guys...its just worked ;D thanks phil for the offer m8...maybe i could take you up on the offer if it goes again Any time.
Guest bigda Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 I divide ma distance into yards then ma flying time into seconds. Divide the yards by the seconds and multiply by 60. Do this on ma phone as soon as i time in and Hey Presto!! when i do that i get tim at the first stroke it will be ;D yer beat ;D ;D
pjc Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 I divide ma distance into yards then ma flying time into seconds. Divide the yards by the seconds and multiply by 60. Do this on ma phone as soon as i time in and Hey Presto!! that doesn't calculate short and long run with variations
Guest stb- Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 when i do that i get tim at the first stroke it will be ;D yer beat ;D ;D TIM IS ALWAYS GETTIN BEAT > > > > > >
Guest bigda Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 TIM IS ALWAYS GETTIN BEAT > > > > > > ;D ;D ;D dont break my "heart" s ;D ;D ;D
dal2 Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 I divide ma distance into yards then ma flying time into seconds. Divide the yards by the seconds and multiply by 60. Do this on ma phone as soon as i time in and Hey Presto!! If you were flying 56miles 13yards. It took 1hr 14 mins and 40secs to complete you would multiply 56 by 1760 to convert miles to yards then add the 13 extra yards to give you 98573 total yards flown. Then you need the time in minutes so 74 mins are already known plus the forty seconds which are converted to minutes by dividing 40 by 60 for 0.66. Final calculation is 98573 divided by 74.66 for a velocity of 1320.29. Hope this is correct as this is the way my physics teacher telt me how tae dae it way back in the eighties. If he was wrang then theres been a few false positions in the fechan club until we got the computer software lol. Cheers steven
Guest bigda Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 If you were flying 56miles 13yards. It took 1hr 14 mins and 40secs to complete you would multiply 56 by 1760 to convert miles to yards then add the 13 extra yards to give you 98573 total yards flown. Then you need the time in minutes so 74 mins are already known plus the forty seconds which are converted to minutes by dividing 40 by 60 for 0.66. Final calculation is 98573 divided by 74.66 for a velocity of 1320.29. Hope this is correct as this is the way my physics teacher telt me how tae dae it way back in the eighties. If he was wrang then theres been a few false positions in the fechan club until we got the computer software lol. Cheers steven yep but you have to take the time of the master timer in some clubs and the clock can have a varying time long run and a short run you need to know how all clocks are ruining ets is run of atomic clock and don't have any variations
dal2 Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 yep but you have to take the time of the master timer in some clubs and the clock can have a varying time long run and a short run you need to know how all clocks are ruining ets is run of atomic clock and don't have any variations Quite right bigda. When a was a youngun seem tae remember some of the original STBs bein miles fast or slow un givin the clock setter all kinds o heedaches. The twa men who worked oot the velocities were wee Dickie Graham of the show fame and the late great John Carmichael. The backs o clock envelopes were very much tae the fore LOL.
Guest stb- Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 yep but you have to take the time of the master timer in some clubs and the clock can have a varying time long run and a short run you need to know how all clocks are ruining ets is run of atomic clock and don't have any variations DO T3 NOT ALL SICRONISE TO THE MINUTE ASWELL WHEN STRUCK
dal2 Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 DO T3 NOT ALL SICRONISE TO THE MINUTE ASWELL WHEN STRUCK Ye aslong as in that minute
PIGEON_MAN Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 yep but you have to take the time of the master timer in some clubs and the clock can have a varying time long run and a short run you need to know how all clocks are ruining ets is run of atomic clock and don't have any variations Have had ets clocks many times that are + or - a sec out.
Guest bigda Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 [/color] Have had ets clocks many times that are + or - a sec out. they should be self correcting if they are working of a satellite
JohnQuinn Posted April 17, 2010 Report Posted April 17, 2010 Had mine a second out a few times, never could understand why :-/
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