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I think all they want is a simple calc
12 ft-lb is an energy by the way, so that is the energy that is given to the pellet. for ce timmes dist traavelled
So how much in lb does a pellet weigh ?
tenth or hundreth of an ounce ?
and the distance travelled is d
so 12 must equal d times the .01/16
so d is 12 x 16 x 100, iew 19200
o god I hate imperial measure, which is about 6500 yards or 3 miles
Hmm I htink I underestimated the weight of the pellet
Anyway I think the calculation is on those lines
I think all they want is a simple calc
12 ft-lb is an energy by the way, so that is the energy that is given to the pellet. for ce timmes dist traavelled
So how much in lb does a pellet weigh ?
tenth or hundreth of an ounce ?
and the distance travelled is d
so 12 must equal d times the .01/16
so d is 12 x 16 x 100, iew 19200
o god I hate imperial measure, which is about 6500 yards or 3 miles
Hmm I htink I underestimated the weight of the pellet
Anyway I think the calculation is on those lines
Basically all i want is a rough idea, the reason being if i miss my target how far will the pellet travel befor it drops. i realise the weight of the pellet etc is going to have a bearing on this but i dont know what they weigh yet but i will find out.
i just want to be sure that if i miss my target i dont hit something i shouldnt half a mile away or how ever far the pellet will travel.
i just want to be sure that if i miss my target i dont hit something i shouldnt half a mile away or how ever far the pellet will travel.
Cut down answer because this site is playing up again
http://www.pyramydair.com/site/articles/formul as/
pellet =14.5 grains
muzzle velocity 600 fps.
Target 1metre off of the ground = .44 seconds to fall 1metre ( sqrt(x/5) where x is the number of metres high)
So it will travel 264 feet
http://www.pyramydair.com/site/articles/formul as/
pellet =14.5 grains
muzzle velocity 600 fps.
Target 1metre off of the ground = .44 seconds to fall 1metre ( sqrt(x/5) where x is the number of metres high)
So it will travel 264 feet
ctd.
However air resistance will slow the pellet so it's travelling slower than 600fps when it passes the target
This relates to firearms
http://medlib.med.utah.edu/WebPath/TUTORIAL/GU NS/GUNBLST.html
The 0.22 weapons lose about a 1/4 velocity at 100 yards, heavier too I'd guess you'd lose over half the velocity at that sort of distance say 100 feet
I hope this helps a bit but a lot depends on the specifics
However air resistance will slow the pellet so it's travelling slower than 600fps when it passes the target
This relates to firearms
http://medlib.med.utah.edu/WebPath/TUTORIAL/GU NS/GUNBLST.html
The 0.22 weapons lose about a 1/4 velocity at 100 yards, heavier too I'd guess you'd lose over half the velocity at that sort of distance say 100 feet
I hope this helps a bit but a lot depends on the specifics