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Re: Team 67's incredible shooter
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Originally Posted by Adam Freeman
If you didn't have one around, I would say a cell phone with an inclinometer app would be just as useful for the level of accuracy we were trying to hold. We just opted for the digital inclinometer b/c the shop had one we could borrow.
-Adam
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Yep. The trusty "Level" app on my iPhone was THE measurement device used to set our shooter angle. We used the same app on the same phone through our many iterations of shooter to try and get fairly accurate results.
If the shooter was set to the proper angle (27 degrees I think?) we had no issues with scoring.
-Brando
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