Vertical Dispersion: Flat spots on the MV ladder test are meaningless

[Dgd6mm]

This one is a painful read. I just went back 4 pages and wasted about 45 minutes of my life. My highlights were Beiruty giving advice to Dave Way and then Bart kindly pointing out the irony in this situation. Reminds me when I was a kid and my parents had company over to play cards (two couples) and the one guy drove a 76 Monte Carlo at a dirt track in northern Michigan and he was offering he driving expertise to a very close friend of my dad’s that I was told to call Uncle Benny (but got lost in translation and my brother and I called him Uncle Bunny). The two couples didn’t know each other and just had my parents as mutual friends. Finally, my dad stopped Mr. Wheeler from talking and said, “you know Benny drives in NASCAR, right?” Mr. Wheeler was familiar with the name but apparently not the face of Benny Parsons (who my dad built race engines for with Odie Skeen). And still to this day, the irony of that night is burned into my memory and always reminds me that one should always know the audience they are talking to and that results will always speak louder than theory at the end of the day.
RIP Uncle Bunny (lol)
Dave.

Now that right there is pretty much priceless.
RIP Uncle Bunny

 

[Dave M.]

Now that right there is pretty much priceless.
RIP Uncle Bunny

Glad I could bring a little levity to your day. Too much arguing on this site and sometimes it drowns out the fact that we have some of the worlds best shooters and more often than not I find the best course of action is to close my mouth and open my ears. Have a great day and shoot em small.
Dave

 

[Dimner]

Glad I could bring a little levity to your day. Too much arguing on this site and sometimes it drowns out the fact that we have some of the worlds best shooters and more often than not I find the best course of action is to close my mouth and open my ears. Have a great day and shoot em small.
Dave

I laughed at that story too. I'm not much of one to follow racing but even I have heard of Benny Parsons! Man, I don't know what it is... but a good "foot in mouth" story is always entertaining.

 

[archerforkids]

Glad I could bring a little levity to your day. Too much arguing on this site and sometimes it drowns out the fact that we have some of the worlds best shooters and more often than not I find the best course of action is to close my mouth and open my ears. Have a great day and shoot em small.
Dave

I think there is a reason why the good Lord created us with 2 ears and 1 mouth. Perhaps we should do twice as much listening????

 

[J_idaho]

In the last few years, the so-called Satterlee Ladder

Scott talks about his method in a video explains he wants to be on a up swing node. Here is the transcript from the video.