Oceanodesy vs DTR v2

Oceanodesy projects and inverses between geodetic coordinates (latitude and longitude) and grid coordinates (easting and northing). Latitude and longitude coordinates are accepted and displayed in Decimal Degrees (DD.dd), Decimal Minutes (DD MM.mm), and Decimal Seconds (DD MM SS.ss). Grid coordinates are accepted and displayed in US Feet, International Feet, and Meters. Projected coordinates can be stored for later reference or export. Available Datums: - World Geodetic System 1984 (WGS84) - North American Datum 1927 (NAD27) - North American Datum 1983 (NAD83) - Sistema de Referencia Geocentrico para las AmericaS 2000 (SIRGAS2000) - Indian 1975 Datum - Hartebeesthoek 1994 Datum - European Datum 1950 Available Projections: - Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) - State Plane Coordinate System 1927 (SPCS27) - State Plane Coordinate System 1983 (SPCS83)

The Dynamic Targeting Reticle (DTR) allows the user to predict the bullets’ flight path using only the DTR reticle without any extemporaneous devices. The DTR accommodates not only for the gyroscopic properties of bullet flight, but also allows the user to determine mph wind speed and immediately convert to a vector corrected wind hold. Using the DTR, the user determines the distance in yards/meters and immediately holds the atmospheric distance correction in yards/meters. The DTR doesn’t require a bluetooth connection which would compromise the user’s location. The DTR allows the user to score hits on multiple target engagements at varying distances because DTR wind dots instinctively allow the user to immediately determine the wind hold of the next target. The DTR allows usage past 1 mile without using the scopes’ elevation or windage knobs. The DTR app allows for checking the bullet and velocity compatibility with the specific DTR reticle. There is also a printable ballistics chart which can be used in MOA or Mils and encompass Density altitude conditions from 14Kda to -3kda atmospherics as well as windage correction for use with conventional reticle scopes.