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&moreInfo=To determine the observer-target (OT) factor, use the following guidelines:
Step 1: Estimate the range from the observer’s location to the enemy target (Example: 2,100 meters).
Step 2: Divide the estimated range by 1,000 (Example: 2,100 meters/1,000 = 2.1) This is the observer-target (OT) factor.
Step 3: If the estimated range is 1,000 meters or more, round the OT factor to the nearest whole number (Example: 2.1 OT Factor = 2.0 rounded OT factor).
NOTE: Round .5 and less down to 0 and round .6 or higher up to the next whole number (Example: 2.5 = 2.0 OT factor; 2.6 = 3.0 OT factor).
Step 4: If the estimated range is less than 1,000 meters, round the OT factor to the nearest 1/10th (Example: 800 meters = 0.8 OT factor).&