Archer 15-1270 servce manual - Archery

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The universe of Archer uses fashion and hairstyles from the early 1960s with a mix of 1980s architecture. Present-day technology such as smartphones and the internet as well as current social values such as the general acceptance of LGBT people and women in positions of power can also be seen in Archer. Countries that no longer exists today such as the Soviet Union still clearly exists in the Archer universe. "The Cold War never ended" is the most accepted theory put forward by the show's creator which mean's that Archer is set in the present day but in an alternate timeline from our own.

While not bundled as a manual, Radio Shack has documents for features, operation, specifications, etc. here:
http://support.radioshack.com/productinfo/DocumentResults.asp?sku_id=23-134&Name=Battery%20Chargers&Reuse=N

An archer glove us a glove made for professional archers which helps protecting both the drawing fingers and the bow hand.

A novice archer is defined as an adult archer, who is pretty new to the sport of archery and in his first year of registering with GNAS, the governing body of archery in the UK.

Any archer who spots something dangerous can shout fast in order to warn other archers in his shooting session. Fast is short for hold fast which means to stop.

Think about the problem the other way. The archer has a 70% chance of missing the bull's eye with any one shot. The odds of missing the bull's eye with both of two shots is .7*.7=.49. The odds of missing with all three shots is .7^3. So, how many shots must the archer take so that the odds of missing with all of them are less than .01?

Playing around with logarithms gives us log n = log .01 / log .7 or
n = 10^(log .01 / log .7)

Putting this into the calculator (you didn't specify the make and model, so I can't give you the exact keystroke sequence) gives a value of about 12.9 for n. Thus the archer should take at least 13 shots in order to have a 99% chance of getting at least one bull's eye.

The same answer comes out if you use natural logs instead of common logs.

I "thought" my Nikon Archer's Choice was draining batteries, erratic behavior, only top charged batteries would work, ouch. Discovered that the battery compartment connection was the problem (after going through several batteries!). I first put a 1/8 th inch spacer between the battery and the compartment cap and found it worked fine. Looked in the bottom and there is a gizzmo on the + terminal post, took that off so that better contact could be made, plus cut away excess plastic on + side of battery and now it's terrific! Always works, battery lasts forever. May or may not fix your problem, but certainly fixed mine!

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