Any good windage ballistic apps?

[copperking81]

Does anyone know of an app that will calculate wind drift on multiple wind conditions and have it dump it into a table or excel file that could then be printed as a pocket chart?

In example, choose multiple wind speeds (i.e. 5, 10, 15, etc mph) and multiple wind angles (i.e. 45* and 90*) and when run, pulls the data into a chart with ranges down the rows and wind speed / angles across the column headers.

Using your specific cartridge and specifications of course...

I've been unable to find anything on the web.

 

[dickn52]

Impact Data Cards. I'll look but I think there is one of those exactly as described. Called "Ballistics Charts". These are either pre printed for certain calibers or blank for your input.

 

[dickn52]

or smartphones I use Ballistic AE or Strelok Pro. Both allo you to input wind, direction etc and then in the trajectory it should show you the MOA/Milrad settings.

 

[copperking81]

Do either of those apps let you enter multiple wind conditions? Most of the apps and online calculators will do a calculation on a single wind condition but I'm hoping there's one out there that can do many, to easily consolidate all the data into one table. The phone apps are good but I like cheat sheets on hand for quick reference.

 

[dickn52]

No they have one input

 

[ballisticxlr]

Cough... ballisticprs, google it, first result. It's free.

 

[Depart123]

TRASOL for iOS does 3 simultaneous wind profiles.

 

[dickn52]

Just looked at the TRASOL app. Very nice and it allows for 3 different wind settings at different ranges.

 

[hmcsr]

Does anyone know of an app that will calculate wind drift on multiple wind conditions and have it dump it into a table or excel file that could then be printed as a pocket chart?

In example, choose multiple wind speeds (i.e. 5, 10, 15, etc mph) and multiple wind angles (i.e. 45* and 90*) and when run, pulls the data into a chart with ranges down the rows and wind speed / angles across the column headers.

Using your specific cartridge and specifications of course...

I've been unable to find anything on the web.

Try RSI Shooting Lab. See lower right rosette

 

[normmatzen]

Yes,
I know of a wind reading program that REALLY works. I'm prejudiced as my friend in Australia was one of the developers.
This program is a windows program that allows you to input bullets and their Mv and wind variances. It is called , of all things, WindReader..
You can try it from their web site at windreader.com and down load it for a 30 day trial.
Check out the article from an Aussie magazine below.

I use the program and can match my real F Class scores with wind reader and input typical win variations from our range.