Posted By paul plutae on 9/15/2009 at 8:58 PM
Dummy me!
First light and first setup. I get the DC cabled to the gun and start setting up my back sight/ occupied point and accidentally hit the toggle that placed Azimuths in the field instead of the normal angle rights. I saw that I hit the toggle and *thought* I made a mental note to fix that, guess I ran out of brain paper cause the note was not there five minutes later.
I went through three and a half setups like that and towards the end of the day, we discovered the mess up when we were point staking to a meter that I was not sure I shot.
The meter was like on an angle right of 220°, but the DC said it was just 86° right!!!
I could NOT figure out what was wrong until Greg asked if I was in angle left mode..then I saw it LOL
Wasnt too tought to fix, but it sure would have been a mess if we had not discovered it...it's the little things that cause the problems.
PS I learned the hard way to NOT try and fix something like that in the field, just keep doing it wrong if you know what the *wrong* part is and fix it in the office.
To read this thread in full go to www.i-boards.com/bnp/pob/messages.asp?MsgID=1470216&ThreadID=138785&IsResponse=False#1470216.
Dummy me!
First light and first setup. I get the DC cabled to the gun and start setting up my back sight/ occupied point and accidentally hit the toggle that placed Azimuths in the field instead of the normal angle rights. I saw that I hit the toggle and *thought* I made a mental note to fix that, guess I ran out of brain paper cause the note was not there five minutes later.
I went through three and a half setups like that and towards the end of the day, we discovered the mess up when we were point staking to a meter that I was not sure I shot.
The meter was like on an angle right of 220°, but the DC said it was just 86° right!!!
I could NOT figure out what was wrong until Greg asked if I was in angle left mode..then I saw it LOL
Wasnt too tought to fix, but it sure would have been a mess if we had not discovered it...it's the little things that cause the problems.
PS I learned the hard way to NOT try and fix something like that in the field, just keep doing it wrong if you know what the *wrong* part is and fix it in the office.
To read this thread in full go to www.i-boards.com/bnp/pob/messages.asp?MsgID=1470216&ThreadID=138785&IsResponse=False#1470216.


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