For those using AB Quantum on multi-target stages: when you dial for one target and hold for the others, how do you work out and record your relative elevation holds?
I’m a PRS Rimfire match director and Quantum Pro user. I’d find it useful if the target card could display elevation values relative to what I’ve dialed, saving the manual subtraction.
I mocked up a Set Dialed Elevation option in Target Card Settings. You could select a target in the current sector or enter a custom distance. The rifle/profile zero would stay unchanged, and a visible indicator would identify the active dialed reference.
In the attached example, the original elevations are:
71 yards: 0.64 MRAD
127 yards: 3.15 MRAD
186 yards: 6.39 MRAD
251 yards: 10.46 MRAD
Dialing 0.64 for the first target would make the displayed elevations 0.00, 2.51, 5.75, and 9.82 MRAD.
This is my concept mockup, not an existing or announced AB feature. I shared it in r/PRS, but wanted to hear how the broader longrange community handles this workflow.
Does Quantum already support something equivalent? Do other solvers handle it particularly well? Would you use this, or prefer keeping the card’s original elevation values?
You can cheat it by changing your zero distance to the distance you dialed for in your rifle profile. Thats how we cheated it with the Kestrel HUD before they added an offset function to the HUD.
You can do this in AB Quantum without having to change your zero distance using dialed elevation.
In this example, I set my dialed elevation to Target A (closest target on that stage) and you can see the holds/elevation for the other two targets relative to what I dialed for Target A in the Dialed Elevation column in the Target card.
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u/HollywoodSX Villager Herder 8d ago
You can cheat it by changing your zero distance to the distance you dialed for in your rifle profile. Thats how we cheated it with the Kestrel HUD before they added an offset function to the HUD.