The input values will also be written to a file so if the organizer is turned off and then turned back on the latest values will be used for initialization. Condition change calculations will take about 3-5 seconds on the M100 Palm which has a 16 Mhtz processor. Newer, more expensive machines will probably run much faster. O the calculations are done in about 2 seconds. Do mil dot ranging calculations by entering observed mil dot spans and the size of the targets spanned.
Output is in yards and meters.
The most recent distance calculated can then be used to generate a new set of compensation values. Change the mil dot to MOA relationship so a variable power mil dot scope not set on its calibrated power can still be used for mil dot ranging. This requires the user to know how many MOA a mil dot spans at its various power settings. The best way for the user to establish the MOA to mil dot relationship for various power settings is to put out a target at exactly 100 yards that has a line of alternating black and white squares that are 1 inch on a side. Hint, just get a cheap wooden yard stick and carefully blacken every other inch with a magic marker.