AV Tech Case vs Bridle Y

AV Tech Case — offline, no-nonsense toolkit for AV professionals in live events, touring, installations, and production. All tools work 100% offline — perfect for venues, festivals, fly dates, and spots with no signal. No accounts, no ads, just fast inputs and reliable outputs for sound engineers, lighting techs, video operators, and crew.Core Sections: • Audio Tools — Delay Calculator (distance-based), Line Array Planner (angles & coverage), Audience Coverage Angle, Enclosure Drive Capacity, Do I Need Delays? checker • Video Tools — Projector Blend Calculator (overlap & setup), vMix Custom Ratio PIP, Camera FOV Calculator • Light Tools — Next DMX Address, DMX Switch Calculator • General Tools — Cable Load Calculator, Power references, Timer, Notes, Charts Plus fun extras: AV Bingo for crew downtime, quick references. Designed by techs for techs: clean dark-mode interface, rapid access, accurate math for safe & efficient setups. Ideal for concert sound, theater lighting, corporate projection, festival video walls.Download AV Tech Case — your essential offline AV calculator companion for the road.

Bridle Y is a practical bridle calculator built for the entertainment rigging industry. Designed for working riggers, production crews and technical teams, Bridle Y helps you assess two-leg bridles quickly using pick point geometry and load weight. Calculate: • Bridle leg lengths • Included angle • Leg forces / tensions • Support reactions • Hardware and material guidance based on enabled stock lengths Whether you are planning in prep, checking options during load-in, or reviewing geometry on site, Bridle X provides a clear reference for common bridle calculations. Use Bridle Y to: • Compare pick point layouts • Review how angle changes affect forces • Estimate steels or chain requirements • Match available stock lengths • Plan cleaner, more practical bridles Important Safety Notice Bridle Y is for guidance only. It is not a substitute for competent rigging judgement, engineering approval, venue rules, manufacturer guidance or applicable regulations. Always verify: • Measurements • Hardware selections • WLL limits • Force paths • Final installation suitability Always follow local regulations, venue procedures, manufacturer data and qualified professional judgement before use in the field. Terms Of Use: http://big-rig.co/terms