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I don't have good wind charts, so yesterday, while I was at home with a cold, I did some poking around the internets and found an MS Excel spreadsheet ballistic calculator (pretty nice with no macros).
I spent a little time and added a sheet for Wind Charts and printed them up on waterproof inkjet paper, stuck them in some photo-laminates and now I'm cookin with gas! If you change the inputs (bullet weight, BC and velocity), the plots update themselves.
I set the background to light grey, figuring that plain white would be blinding on a bright day--it came out pale green, but that's OK. I don't know if it's from the funky paper or maybe my printer has a cold too.
Drop me a P.M. if you'd like a copy.
Ty
I spent a little time and added a sheet for Wind Charts and printed them up on waterproof inkjet paper, stuck them in some photo-laminates and now I'm cookin with gas! If you change the inputs (bullet weight, BC and velocity), the plots update themselves.
I set the background to light grey, figuring that plain white would be blinding on a bright day--it came out pale green, but that's OK. I don't know if it's from the funky paper or maybe my printer has a cold too.
Drop me a P.M. if you'd like a copy.
Ty
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