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<blockquote data-quote="RimaNTSS" data-source="post: 1027391" data-attributes="member: 312276">[USER=332642]@a33[/USER]&nbsp; Of course, height of the rim (if it is higher than WOD) must be taken into account in measurements of the WOD and depth of the dish. Before measurements are taken place it is very advisable to do the string-test and, if needed, correction of the shape, other-ways&nbsp; measurements will not be correct. And if measurements are not correct than calculations will also be wrong.It is basically does not matter what is the depth of the dish to find out offset angle. For offset angle calculations horizontal and vertical dimensions of the WOD is enough.Measurement of the depth of the dish is the tricky one, I mean not so easy to measure it precisely. Even more&nbsp; difficult is to find exact location of the deepest point. That is why I like Parabola6 program where only 3 measurements should be done for further calculations. And depth of the dish is measured from the point where horizontal and vertical lines cross each other (yes, it is not the deepest point of the dish).I do not have TD110, other-ways I would measure it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RimaNTSS, post: 1027391, member: 312276"] [USER=332642]@a33[/USER] Of course, height of the rim (if it is higher than WOD) must be taken into account in measurements of the WOD and depth of the dish. Before measurements are taken place it is very advisable to do the string-test and, if needed, correction of the shape, other-ways measurements will not be correct. And if measurements are not correct than calculations will also be wrong. It is basically does not matter what is the depth of the dish to find out offset angle. For offset angle calculations horizontal and vertical dimensions of the WOD is enough. Measurement of the depth of the dish is the tricky one, I mean not so easy to measure it precisely. Even more difficult is to find exact location of the deepest point. That is why I like Parabola6 program where only 3 measurements should be done for further calculations. And depth of the dish is measured from the point where horizontal and vertical lines cross each other (yes, it is not the deepest point of the dish). I do not have TD110, other-ways I would measure it. [/QUOTE]

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