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TUTORIAL: How to aim with AT weapons at long distances (m)
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| Endless_Nameless | Date: Wednesday, 2011-12-14, 1:21 PM | Message # 1 |
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| I decided to make a quick tutorial about this because it's a neat feature of FHSW.
1. Estimating distances with the knive
2. Estimating distances with the binoculars
2.1 Using the horizontal scale
2.2 Using the vertical scale (thanks to Vano)
3. Common AT launchers aiming sight description:
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| Robert_von_Eberhahn | Date: Wednesday, 2011-12-14, 2:39 PM | Message # 2 |
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| Damn  !!! A perfekt kind of research documentation how to use antitankweapons !
Respekt for that work 
At last event I often shoot with Panzerschreck over my target and asked me why. Now I know it. Many thanks for that detailed instructions! Particular how to find out the distance with right klick knife is awesome, never get the idea to try that  .
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| Mr_J | Date: Wednesday, 2011-12-14, 5:16 PM | Message # 3 |
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| Wow, thx, I didnt know it works with knee mortars too
Also binoculars has got new useful graduation. Could you explain it too?
Moderators: Make this topic sticky or create new subforum: "Tutorials"!
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| Vano | Date: Wednesday, 2011-12-14, 7:11 PM | Message # 4 |
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| Thank you for the material. A lot of time ago, I met with another version of education.
I want to draw your attention to the definition of the target range with binoculars, or more precisely on the vertical scale. For shooting at long range with knee mortars need evidence of binoculars. The measurement is the metric system, adopted as a basis for growth in humans. Train your eye, define the height of a man in relation to any armor  I was always translated by Google - translator.
P.S. http://fhseheiki.web.fc2.com/zakki.html
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| Endless_Nameless | Date: Wednesday, 2011-12-14, 8:25 PM | Message # 5 |
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| @Mr_J: I tried it with binoculars now and it really works!  I edited it into my first post.
Moderators can't do anything, the only 'advantage' compared to regular users is, that I can post without typing in captchas. 
@Vano: Yes that was my inspiration for this tutorial, I linked it at the end of my posting. I don't know how to use the vertical scale on the binoculars. Do you know how to work with it?
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Message edited by Endless_Nameless - Wednesday, 2011-12-14, 8:50 PM |
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| Vano | Date: Wednesday, 2011-12-14, 10:25 PM | Message # 6 |
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| I hope the quality of the translated text will allow me to understand.
On the scale of the binocular vertical mark one (1) corresponds to the height of a person at a distance of 100 meters. The number 1 - 100 meters, the number 2 200 meters, number 3 - 300 meters ....
- We see the Target
- Look through the binoculars
- Then, summing up the horizontal scale under the tank, where the tank tracks in contact with the ground
- Watch that shows the lateral scale. We know that the height of a person corresponds to the height of the tank corps (Sherman), just below the base of the tower. Enjoying reading the side of the scale at the point where it ends Depth of the tank. For example figure 3, which corresponds to 300 meters.
Next, shoot a grenade or mine, by selecting a gun at a mark of 300.
It's just as well as for determining the distance with his hands.
P.S.
At the screenshot with the binoculars, the distance to Sherman about 300 meters. I'll measure the height of the board of the tank without taking into account the height of the tower (which corresponds to the height of a man standing near the tank). And this is the distance measured on the vertical scale of binoculars. Considered from the intersection of the vertical and horizontal scales.
Message edited by Vano - Wednesday, 2011-12-14, 11:41 PM |
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| Endless_Nameless | Date: Thursday, 2011-12-15, 8:07 PM | Message # 7 |
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| Thanks! That's way easier than using the horizontal scale. I put this information in the first post as well.
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| Reddie | Date: Tuesday, 2012-05-22, 1:21 PM | Message # 8 |
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| Nice thread! Just looked around the forum and found this, but I normally aim by myself without any binocs. Just calculating in my brain xD
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| Fritz-Kempf | Date: Friday, 2012-10-19, 0:11 AM | Message # 9 |
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| Have you any idea the distances from the 70 and 90mm Type Rocket launchers???
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| Airman | Date: Monday, 2013-05-27, 4:33 AM | Message # 10 |
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| But the PIAT rocket just flies off...
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