(A good place to start are the video tutorials under the app’s settings menu.) For anyone who is familiar with AB’s software or has used similar ballistic calculators, the transition to the Leica Ballistics app should be stress free.Īnother thing to be careful about is the wind value in the binocular. Thankfully, there are many tutorials and other resources available for catching up. I say fairly, because there is still a significant learning curve for someone jumping into the AB ecosystem cold. The Leica Ballistics app is a major upgrade over the previous version, with a more intuitive and functional interface that makes running the binocular fairly easy. It effectively replaces the Leica Hunting app. Leica created the Leica Ballistics app to run the Geovid Pro and other units in their line. Left: The outfitter’s Leica 10×50 BA from circa 2000. Leica Ballistic App Right: the new Geovid binocular (notice the laser unit in the middle of the hinge). Why Leica didn’t just bump up the price of the binocular and include it is beyond me, and I suspect many purchasers will be mildly annoyed when confronted with this extra charge in order to utilize the Geovid Pro’s full potential.
For a fee (currently $150) you can (and should) upgrade to AB Elite through the Leica Ballistics app. The Ultralite has support for G1 and G7 ballistic coefficients, but only offers solutions to 875 yards, lacks important inputs like rifle twist rate and scope height over bore, and doesn’t take into account spindrift and other key factors. The binocular comes pre-loaded with AB’s Ultralite software, a Romper-room version of the more robust AB Elite.
#Binocular app cracked#
With the new Geovid Pro, Leica cracked the code by licensing an Applied Ballistics (AB) solver, which has become an industry standard.
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