11
12
The value is the measured mils of angle included
between the upper and lower parts. As shown in
fig. 6, the value of the lower part is 40, the angle
included between the upper and lower parts of the
target is 0-75 (75mils).
4.2.3.B
When the target’s upper and lower parts
of the is than the mils on the reticle, it can be
measured in steps and the angle can be obtained
by summing up the value of each step. (The proc-
ess will be similar to the one that is discussed in
the linear measurements in 4.2.2 B above).
4.2.4 How to use the reticle to measure dis-
tance
4.2.4.A
The distance measurement of a target
can be calculated by using the mil reticule.
The formula of distance measurement:
D(KM)
≈
h(M)/K D (KM) = H (M)/K
D - the distance between the observer and the
target (km)
H - the height of the target (m)
K - upper and lower angle of azimuth of the target
measured with the reticule of binoculars (mil).
When measuring the distance, first, estimate
the height or width of the target, then measur-
ing upper and lower angle of the target. Accord-
ing, you can calculate the distance between the
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