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Originally Posted by Puster Bill
No. You are sliding the 'S' scale so that the number of degrees between 6100 and 7300 on the A scale is about 7 degrees worth on the 'S' scale. In other words, you will align the slide so that 52 degrees on the 'S' scale is directly below the SECOND 6.1 on the A scale, and 7 more degrees up on the 'S' scale (right about 59 degrees, although it won't be *EXACT*, I get about 59.4 or so, close enough for our purposes) should fall right under the second 7.3 on the 'A' scale.
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Thanks again.
I see now how the cursor works. However (there's always a but, isn't there!) where do you get 52 to ~59 degrees from? Is it just a case of trial and error to find the best fit or is there a more scientific method?