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don1reed · 05-23-07, 04:38 PM

woops...typo. Meant East of England.

tnx Georg.

And tnx, van, for the explanation. I'll have to fumble around with it abit to get my sea-legs adjusted.

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Georg, the date & time is correct as my pic shows; however, my Windows/print screen function peeled away some of the sun-glare and shows the Sun's position in the middle of the screen (roughly) where I believe, van, is referring with his pic. As you can see, the "Navigator's Star Finder" shows Hc for the Sun as 20° 21.0'. The closest I could get to that was about 29°...also show on my pic. 9° off (540nm) is not too good.

The non-linearity of the screen is (no pun intended) throwing me a curve.

05-23-07, 04:38 PM	#11
don1reed Ace of the Deep Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Valhalla: Silent Generation Posts: 1,149 Downloads: 910 Uploads: 0	woops...typo. Meant East of England. tnx Georg. And tnx, van, for the explanation. I'll have to fumble around with it abit to get my sea-legs adjusted. -...- Georg, the date & time is correct as my pic shows; however, my Windows/print screen function peeled away some of the sun-glare and shows the Sun's position in the middle of the screen (roughly) where I believe, van, is referring with his pic. As you can see, the "Navigator's Star Finder" shows Hc for the Sun as 20° 21.0'. The closest I could get to that was about 29°...also show on my pic. 9° off (540nm) is not too good. The non-linearity of the screen is (no pun intended) throwing me a curve. __________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC] During times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act. ~ George Orwell