Dear Sundialist,
This is the comment from Mr. Paul Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] in reply
to my message Re: Irish, Bulgarian and Welsh(Gaelic) for sundial
I am loathe to question with the native speaker of Irish with whom you
consulted regarding the Irish word(s) for Sundial.
My interest in
Dear dialist friends
After nearly twenty years, the Schmoyer sundial is available again!
The sundial kit includes a 9-piece set of aluminum castings, all
aluminum hardware for assembly and complete instructions. This is
the form in which the sundial was originally offered by its creator,
Jeff Adkins wrote:
Hi,
I'm new to the list too. But I'll attempt to answer your questions.
My responses are preceded by --
Jeff Adkins
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
rodandkellyheil wrote:
Secondly, how does one construct a gnomon for an equitorial
sundial which adjusts for the
Ron,
I believe Laurel Browning has given information and brochures on The
Schmoyer dial to Ken Clark to bring to the NASS conference. I don't know
whether or not Ken will have an actual kit.
Fred
Hi,
I'm new to the list too. But I'll attempt to answer your questions.
My responses are preceded by --
Jeff Adkins
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
rodandkellyheil wrote:
My first
question is What meridians require no longitudinal adjustment? In
other words, are time zones constructed so that the sun is
Being new to the list, forgive me if I tell you about something you
already know:
Story #1:
How many of you have ever seen the Vietnam Veterans' memorial in
Frankfort, Kentucky? I was born in Kentucky and was fortunate to visit
the memorial when I had some understanding of how sundials work.
Dear list members,
I have a few questions on practical timekeeping in Italy during the 19th
and the early 20th century that I hope some of our Italian members can
shed some light on.
I would like to know how civil time reckoning was organized in Italy in
that period and whether anyone can
David,
Thanks for your efforts in bringing back this dial. Is there anyway that
one will be at the NASS conference this weekend?
++ron
-Original Message-
From: David R. Gagnon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: sundial@rrz.uni-koeln.de sundial@rrz.uni-koeln.de
Date: Tuesday, October 05, 1999 1:03
