
RikaNV Ballistics
Ballistics for RikaNV gear
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RikaNV Ballistics is the field calculator for the RikaNV device ecosystem for lawful sporting and hunting use. It writes rifle profiles to K-BX rangefinding binocular memory, receives data from Kestrel 5500/5700 weather meters, and includes a camera inclinometer, night-red mode, and group mode. Calculations run on a proprietary engine developed for RikaNV devices, written in C++.
It calculates elevation and windage solutions from rifle and cartridge data, atmosphere, wind, look angle, and Earth rotation.
Features:
• precise trajectory calculation directly on the iPhone, without sending calculation inputs to a server;
• solutions in MIL, MOA, clicks, and linear units;
• trajectory table with velocity, energy, time of flight, Mach, and supersonic range;
• rifle, cartridge, and scope profiles;
• built-in bullet catalog and a personal bullet library;
• single or velocity-banded ballistic coefficients;
• wind, atmosphere, look angle, spin drift, and Coriolis;
• manual, GPS, and compass input for latitude and azimuth;
• camera viewfinder for measuring look angle;
• group mode for multiple shooters;
• compatible Bluetooth rangefinders and weather meters;
• equipment exchange by QR code;
• optional local and cloud backups;
• Russian, English, Chinese, and Korean interface.
The app is free and contains no ads, subscriptions, or purchases. Core calculation requires no external device or account.
Results are informational. Always follow applicable law and firearm-safety rules, and verify all input data before use.
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What's New in RikaNV Ballistics
1.2.5
September 17, 2026
Wind direction gains a third reference — «From the barrel, following the azimuth». The number in the wind field stays the angle from the barrel, but the wind itself is pinned by compass: when the target azimuth changes the angle recomputes itself, like Kestrel's «WD Chg: w/DOF» mode. Enable it in Settings; the two existing references work exactly as before, and nothing changes by default.
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