Posted: 8/21/2014 5:44:44 PM EDT
| Fack it, this is GD so i might as well ask, why when magnified does the 1 moa dot stay the same size? Lol |
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It's the same effect as a line drawn outward from the center of a spinning disc. A point on that line closer to the center of the disc is moving at a higher speed, but making the same number of revolutions as a point further away from the center.
Here, I've included a diagram: 
If you put a magnifier on the gun behind your EOTech, the holographic reticle gets bigger. So does everything else. If you need a quick class on how magnifying lenses work, let me know. I have several hours before this bottle is empty. Now, if you really want me to bend your head in half, is it that reticle still using a 1 MOA dot? |
the whole image/view is magnified not just the reticle
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Is your EOtech on a treadmill ? If your rote his traveling 80 miles per hour how long will it take your EOtech to travel80 miles? Quoted:
Is your EOtech on a treadmill ? If your rote his traveling 80 miles per hour how long will it take your EOtech to travel80 miles? It will take 87 minutes duuuuhhhh, everyone says it would take 1 hour but I'm like "Nooo, 87 minutes, and all they do is look at me funny." Quoted:
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Because 1 MOA is 1 MOA at any magnification. No bro it's a 3x magnetfier. 3x1=3 so the dot is now 3 moa but your target also grew by 3x so it's like a giant person so it cancels out and your dot goes back to 1moa OMG thank you it makes sense now. |