calculater

September 26, 2009

can you still perchase a calculater that is programed to work out velositys

red1chq3 · September 26, 2009

using a standard calculator multply the number of miles your flying by 1760, add the additional yards up and above your miles, i.e. 88 miles 1234 yards, then mutiply 88x1760 = 154880 and add 1234 to the total, which will give you 156114, now divide by the number of minuites it took your bird to fly the race i.e. 90 minutes 30 seconds, Remember 6 seconds = 0.1 minutes therefore you will divide 156114 by 90.5, thus giving you a Velocity of 1725.016, easy, hope this helps, as there is no point spendnig a lot of money unesseraly, regards.

vanreets · September 26, 2009

using a standard calculator multply the number of miles your flying by 1760, add the additional yards up and above your miles, i.e. 88 miles 1234 yards, then mutiply 88x1760 = 154880 and add 1234 to the total, which will give you 156114, now divide by the number of minuits it took your bird to fly the race i.e. 90 minutes 30 seconds, Remberber 6 seconds = 0.1 minutes therefore you will divide 154114 by 90.5, thus giving you your Velocity of 1725.016, easy, hope this helps, as there is no point spendnig a lot of money unmesseraly, regards.

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rembrant2coo · September 26, 2009

You can get the club calculator on here mate , the site has one ,go to links and click on downloads

September 26, 2009

The best way for you, is to use a normal calculator. Get a friend or Clubmate to show you how to do it and write the moves down in your note book. You will find it easier to do it that way.

I run the East Coast Software management system on my computer. It does the calculatrion for me and gives me the ratings of the birds as I go along.