Since you can have either round or rectangular reticles, it's useful for framing an object for imaging- It will tell you how an object will fit on your CCD, without actually having to move the scope to the object.
I suppose the same would apply to round reticles and EP views, but I use this feature mainly for imaging. -John ----- Original Message ---- > From: Rod Mollise <[email protected]> > > The reticle? What would that indicate if the scope were not connected? > > > Peace, > Rod Mollise > > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] On Behalf Of Dan > > How does one go about getting the redicule to follow the chart when the > chart updates? I know about the track scope option, but is there a similar > option when no scope is attached? Also, I've noticed I cannot freely move > around in the chart with track scope enabled. I would like to visually see > where the scope is as well as have a second reticule to move around for > planning my next target.
