JBM anounces new BallistiComp computer

By Shooter1, 20 July, 2010, No Comment

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From JBM’s website jbmballistics.com

“Coming soon, BallistiComp, a portable hand held ballistics computer that measures the atmospheric temperature and pressure and provides instantaneous drop and windage corrections for your load and shooting conditions.

BallistiComp provides a simplified interface to the proven JBM ballistics algorithms which gives you the information you need to make the shot with confidence.

BallistiComp design drawing — case is approximately 3″x5″x1″

How It Works

You enter your firearm, ammunition and zero parameters into the system memory through the easy to use interface. BallistiComp then calculates the bullet drop and windage correction factors (among other parameters — see below) at the current atmospheric conditions, latitude and altitude (or calculated pressure altitude). BallistiComp continually measures the atmospheric temperature and pressure and provides updated correction factors.

BallistiComp is packaged in a small, watertight, impact resistant Lexan® case. It’s simple to use eight button interface is fast and intuitive.

Features

Calculated parameters include drop, windage, coriolis, drift and lead, terminal information including velocity, energy, time of flight and danger space. All of these parameters are displayed on a fast, easy to read LCD display with backlight. A list of input and output parameters are listed below.

BallistiComp is powered by a single nine volt battery. No rechargable batteries required. No special connections to a computer and no other software is required. BallistiComp is designed to be completely programmable in the field.

BallistiComp Input Parameters
Environment Firearm/Ammunition Zero System
Range to Target Name Zero Range English or Metric Units
Wind Direction BC Zero Height and Offset Ranges in Yards or Meters
Wind Speed Drag Function Wind Speed and Angle Absolute/Relative Wind Direction
Firing Direction Bullet Length Firing Direction System Setup
Firing Angle Bullet Weight Latitude
Target Speed Bullet Caliber Altitude1
Altitude1 Velocities and Temperatures Temperature
Latitude Chronograph Distance Pressure
Humidity Sight Height and Offset
Target Height Drop Unit and Sight Units
Barrel Twist
BallistiComp Output Parameters
Bullet Drop Coriolis effects Drift Aerodynamic Jump
Windage Terminal Velocity Terminal Energy Terminal Angle
Gyroscopic Stability Danger Space Time of Flight Target Lead
Corrected Muzzle Velocity
1Can use automatically calculated pressure altitude

Beta testers wanted!

JBM will be looking for beta testers for the new product within a couple of months. If you would like to be one of the first to use the BallistiComp, send us an email and tell us about the kind of shooting you do, how often you shoot and your familiarity with computers. There are no wrong answers as we are looking for a diverse cross section of the shooting community. If selected to be a beta tester, you will be required to sign a non-disclosure agreement to enter the testing program.”

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