Reply to "Decimal accuracy of course form"

To expand on Mark's comment, you already know your cal course is 304.8m, here is how you calibrate in metric (and this formula will work for any metric cal course):

Calibrate on any METRIC cal course using this formula:
(1000 / cal course length in meters * Avg counts) * 1.001
e.g. for your cal course
(we're going to assume your avg counts were 3434)

(1000 / 304.8 * 3434) * 1.001 = 11277.6706 ct/km

Convert to miles to layout mile splits
( 11277.6706 * 1.609344 = 18149.6515 ct/mi )

Basically if you learn those formulas you can calibrate on any course easily

6/21/224:48 PM

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