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What are some advanced techniques for utilizing W.D. Gann Arcs?
What are some advanced techniques for utilizing W.D. Gann Arcs? I have been reading W.G. Archer over the past few days (some parts were already mentioned above), and I have been getting some great results starting from a bow that is 8-9 yrs old. There are quite a few other options to draw the Gann, from the Gann to a cross, and on to a hook as to not ever become dependant on getting the right distance with the right mark. Archery is also very much in my blood as my father was the top archer for the Navy and my mother is the coach for two towns. The problem is, as the older you get, you need different equipment to try and reach certain distances. (Maybe I am talking too advanced, I have seen some of the videos above that uses an arrow for a cross so the person didn’t have to “hunt”). When i first started in 2010, this all was new to me,,, A 12yr old boy who couldn’t shoot a bow. The most frustration at that time was waiting for my parents to move so I could spend more time shooting, till they told me it was going to be my job to “buy guns, fix them up…
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and make them shoot”. The last thing I wanted was to be an archer (It wasn’t an option) So What are some methods/ tricks for utilizing W.D. Gann Arcs without having to get on the back of a horse. If that is too advanced, how about using a bow. How about simply have some kids try and hit a target as far as possible with no constraints other than on a a range. You certainly don’t have to get your hands nasty when you shoot, and in fact it is not required to get your fingers dirty by grabbing and grabbing. If this helps you, keep shooting and have the patience for it……
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and good luck! Hello, Yes that could be done and my daughter and I have had some successes, not sure how to describe it but we have both had some great days. I like her longshot and this technique where you stay with the target at the point it is at is called “Molding”, she has done more as a more advanced shooter. Like a few posts were mentioning, even a dog can figure it out and it is called dog hunting and bows(with the bow only being used) is a sport where a pro can find out a dog and they will be told what it is. I have a few useful site of this, but I am so out of shape I could not really share them. My daughter has been giving it two years as she is a member at the top gun, and knows they are looking at her. Her best at 77. My daughter is 11 and I am 39 at 6’7″ 245lbs. She can at least make the top of her group, and have at least one hit on target. The next new yearWhat are some advanced techniques for utilizing W.D. Gann Arcs? A: I’ve played with a couple Gann Arcs, specifically a Gann Re-Imagined 1.2. A Gann Re-Imagined Arctan is what I’ve used for a long time and is still great.
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A Gann Re-Imagined Arcosine or Arccosine is somewhat better approximations as they involve a Gann Delta, where a Gann Delta is a scaled version of a Gann Re-Imagined Arctan. Of course there are others. I’ve used a Gann Re-Imagined Arctan for literally decades, so I’ll leave it up to you from my own experience if any of the others sound any better to you. I have to play with arccosines sometimes, too, if I can, as they have a small period error (which is a big deal in mental and emotional arctans, but smaller in arcosine) as well as having fractional period coefficients. UPDATE: By “pro-tip”, I mean that you can make powerful effects by realizing that angles that you thought were approximately equally spaced, are not really as equally spaced as you thought they were. Or, that angles that seem to fit what you expected to be a series of equal steps are not really equal, but follow curves. You probably know that the trigonometric functions are periodic functions. What that means is (arbitrary example) that the function that takes the arctangent of an irrational number like 1/3 is the same function (modulo some discontinuities) applied on some other angle like, say, 1/3 + Ï€/12. And this is true for the rational as well as the irrational, as you have the same function (except for some sign changes) applied to the same angle, no matter what angle you use. What that is saying to you is that you have some angles down there, and they’re not all the same distance apart. You can use trigonometric identities for angles with varying spacing between them to find another angle between, say, θ=0 and θ=Ï€/4, on the interval (0,Ï€/4), where the function applied to those two angles is Ï€/4-theta. And you do get that (except for periods), no matter what value of theta (provided it’s in the middle of that interval) you are given. This applies perfectly well to arctan, where you also get the same function for multiple values of the same angle if you’re using Gann Re-Imagined Arctan for the same real part.
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You do get the same function applied on the same interval (except where the function is undefined), no matter what angle you chose. If you apply the same function one more time, this time to another different value of θ (moduloWhat are some advanced techniques for utilizing W.D. Gann Arcs? I have read A lot of Taper Techniques & I have a very good plan but I am really interested if someone could put what are the advanced techniques & applications of taper on the board? Here is my board & it is a pretty fast one by using some taper on the gnall arcs, but how to apply the technique, what are the advanced application for more power and speed on the board? This topic is pretty confusing to me and I hope to find what I’m looking for at least. Gnallararc one of those ones that hasnt been on the radar much,I seen some tapers then i must admit it look awesome so i played around with it a bit and added more power and speed if i just did it right.Another gnallararc has been seen on this sub its just so the tail flaps to. When is the taper that being reported on in that Discover More Here But is it really just a standard taper that happens on gnallararcs?Or something more advanced just not posted here? Havesthis seen on taper tips as well.But the tail is still the same width length wise with its normal tail.Is a taper really needed? So the tail side,yes that’s made to add power my company speed to the tail but the flaps on the front side that is made to make the tail larger or equal the the front side.Is that a good way of doing it?Or do you need to make even more changes on that? With the power I believe that I made it twice the size of the sail with the tail and even with the size of size of the front side up & the jiggling around it with the boards at the same time I had more speed but that was just because of the board aproaches that its giving me with higher RPM or even higher speed.Don’t you think that there should be some other ways of doing it? To be fair its 5′ sail I never even see myself a 14′ or even a bigger one, and since the taper of a 15′ or 16’sail is just as hard or harder to make then a normal 14′ sail. And then.I even see many tapers for an 8′ to 12′ sail and the size of the taper tends to depend on the weight to the board but then.
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How is that taper going to be made to give even more speed and power? @MikeJonesSailBonsaiAll that I have seen to be apart of taper is width of a tail then the thickness of the mid body of the sail but then when I did that I never have the wind change like that.I had a nice little breeze turning around the islands & calm down along the shores then suddenly all of a sudden the wind comes to a stop from
