Re: German aiming rectical...
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Originally Posted by cavana60 I don't understand the "tickets". What do they represtent?
I've got it does something with distance, but is it easily explained how it works? |
Yes, the much flamed Beast of War knows......
The room between the stacheln ( piramids shapes if you will ) stand for a metrical value at a certain distance. For instance,
the room between two stacheln is 4 m at 1000 m. Knowing how large the enemy tank is, for example 6 m long, you can compare
that to the room between the stacheln it takes in the view, and take a reasonable guess what distance he is. At 1000 m a 6 m long
T34 would be one and a half stacheln wide...... In the picture you see a T34 taking up 3 spaces between the stacheln. 3 spaces between
the stacheln would mean it would be 3 x 4 m at 1000 m = 12 m wich is not correct......you know it is 6 m long, so it is at half of 1000 m = 500 m.
They had a slack of 200 m and still hit, so it wasn't very hard.
A smaller stachel is also 2 m high at 1000 m, ( the big one 4 m ) so you could guess hight.
