Thank you for a great video. However, my unit provides average velocity by calculating the velocity registering at 0 feet. These velocity figures do not match up with the power factor figures. That’s because the power factor is calculated using the velocities registered at DX1 which is set at 10 feet (per USPSA rules). The problem ……nowhere on the results sheet is the average velocity for shots at DX1 provided. Is there a way to program the unit to provide an average velocity at DX1 so that it corresponds with the PF? This figure if it could be provided would be far more useful than average velocity at 0 feet. Additionally, nowhere does the results sheet provide an average power factor for a series. The unit only provides individual PF calculations for each shot. is there a way to obtain an average PF number without having to perform tedious math?
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Thank you for a great video. However, my unit provides average velocity by calculating the velocity registering at 0 feet. These velocity figures do not match up with the power factor figures. That’s because the power factor is calculated using the velocities registered at DX1 which is set at 10 feet (per USPSA rules). The problem ……nowhere on the results sheet is the average velocity for shots at DX1 provided. Is there a way to program the unit to provide an average velocity at DX1 so that it corresponds with the PF? This figure if it could be provided would be far more useful than average velocity at 0 feet. Additionally, nowhere does the results sheet provide an average power factor for a series. The unit only provides individual PF calculations for each shot. is there a way to obtain an average PF number without having to perform tedious math?