If the value is not too low, couple then with and inductor and a capacitor and
have a perfumed resonating chant.
Fred Moir
Lynn MA
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Craig, I have worked an aeronautical (periscopic, bubble) sextant to .25
degree, but .004 is, indeed, a bit fine for B-52 celestial navigation.
Considering all the other variables and inherent errors involved (each one
with its correction applied), even .25 degree was a bit silly. Even
navigator judgment could be a significant part of a celestial fix
(position). B-52 navigators used to say, "We measure it with calipers, mark
it with a grease pencil and chop it with an ax."
Wilton
