SpreadLead said:

I've found that when you connect to a wifi network without Internet access, turn on airplane mode. Your device keeps trying to find Internet in the background. Works on my DNT app and Natechrony.

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Just tried airplane thank you for the suggestion, but it still connected "offline". I transferred a table but it's not on the scope.

My suggestion is to have the work done for you. I have a local gunsmith who has done outstanding work for me more than once at very reasonable cost. I know how it can be with diy projects, had a few go bad myself. You may yet add another to your collection, I certainly have, but let someone else do it and if you still aren’t happy you can sell it in good working order.

Rick H.

bustachip said:

It looks like it will get the job done, the rest is up to you.

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It's definitely the user (me) who'll let down the rig. The gun itself is extremely accurate.

I got my .22 slug barrel two weeks ago and it shoots really good, I have been using the JSB short skirt redesign 25.39gn pellets, I have slugs coming that AOA recommended. Also have the Barrel Tensioner kit but have not got that setup yet. Really happy with the new barrel, now I am waiting for the .25 Cal SUB MOA barrel to come out soon, I hope!

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Just installed my fx barrel kit

I've found that when you connect to a wifi network without Internet access, turn on airplane mode. Your device keeps trying to find Internet in the background. Works on my DNT app and Natechrony.

BayouSelf said:

No idea how I could have missed knowing about this, I’ve been shooting FT in LA and TX for 14 years. Sounds fantastic.

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Do you shoot at Bayou Airgun Club?

My RTI p3 is lefty friendly very accurate and plenty of power!

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imtrigerhapy said:

The wifi on my tnc225r only connects to a device like my phone or tablet it does not have internet capability. They use wifi instead of blue tooth to connect and sync. once your scope is on open up phone or tablet and look at wifi on mobile device and you should your scope

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Thanks yea I see it on my phone. The transfered table isnt listed under the version no. Where it should be. I wrote to dnt. I will try

6gun said:

Did you connect to it offline? That's how my phone warns me too. I just connect and get to work.

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I did connect offline and it says synced on the app when I try to transfer it.
Thanks for your help

My circuit design skills are out of date, but to save power, I wouldn't expect them to try to do the actual time interval measurement in a "processor." A dedicated CMOS interval counter could be clocked at a high rate without having to run everything else that fast. The HT-X3006 sensors are 5.5 cm apart. The specs claim it will measure velocities up to 1219 M/sec (which is nonsense as far as air guns go, as Nate's video points out) to 0.5% accuracy. At 1219 M/sec, it takes ~ 45 microseconds to go 5.5 cm, and you need to measure that to 1 part in 200. That says the minimum clock for the counter is ~ 4.4 MHz if everything else is perfect (like the sensor spacing). That's actually pretty slow by modern circuitry standards. A 10 MHz timer clock would give you more than a factor of two margin. It actually looks like there are "ultra low power" microcontrollers out there that can clock at many 10's of MHz, so maybe the processor can handle it.

Realistically, I think the precision of the sensor spacing is more critical if they don't want to have to calibrate each one. 0.5% of 5.5 cm means the sensors need to be soldered in place to better than around a quarter of a mm. I think a good fixture should be able to do that. I suppose at some point, the accuracy of the location of the semiconductor chip relative to the package would be the limiting factor.

The wifi on my tnc225r only connects to a device like my phone or tablet it does not have internet capability. They use wifi instead of blue tooth to connect and sync. once your scope is on open up phone or tablet and look at wifi on mobile device and you should your scope

Dstrac said:

My wi fi is good i have repeaters around the house and never have issues with other devices. The scope arrived today. After downloading the app and trying to connect the scope it didn't like my wifi, but it said "connect offline" ( whatever that means). I tried deleting and re installing the app. I tried 2 that on different phones. I tried using a 5g hotspot instead of wifi. I want to like this thing but if i cant successfully transfer balistic tables its not worth the price. Did anyone else experience these connectivity issues?
On the scope menu my transfered table isn't in the system settings window with the version number at the bottom where it should be, but if you go in menu, then balistic options, then balistic table settings It is in there "jsb50.2slug". When I transfer a table from the app it says "synced". I will also write to dnt optics and see what they suggest.
I successfully zeroed it at 10 yards indoors. I figured out how to create tables. I will try it out at 50 yards tomorrow and see how it looks and re zero it.
Any feedback appreciated
Thanks David

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Did you connect to it offline? That's how my phone warns me too. I just connect and get to work.

My favorite time of year is when the gophers are out.

2-3,000 pellets, slugs, cartridges is a lot for a day. When shooting ground squirrels, we seldom were above 1,000 rounds of powder burner ammo in 10 AM (when it was warm enough that they were out) to dusk. Shooting quite consistently at the range, about 6 hours per day, I shoot 500-700 pellets.

I take 3 or 4 full-power .22 PCPs and shoot & reload one gun while another is on the GX CS3 compressor.

*NB. I am not disputing the numbers anyone has referenced, simply adding what might relate to the database.

I run the compressor (or my CS1 clone spare) from 120 VAC unless the power happens to be down, in which case I use the vehicle. I can fill several times before needing to run the vehicle to avoid hiking. IME, unless one is luckier than I am, spares are necessary to keep from being out of commission, unlike powder burners.

Finally someone who can represent us properly.

Congratulations on such a BEAUTIFUL BW! Enjoy shooting it .

My wife also thinks about me and card board pieces for targets!

Richfromohio said:

I just want everyone to know that Mike Ellingsworth is going tomorrow for open heart surgery. Please keep him in your prayers. I have never met him face to face but we are very good friends. He is a great man and loves the LORD JESUS. His health is in his hands and thy will be done.

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Healing over Mike and steady hands over the surgeons, in the Mighty name of Jesus.