Maybe the following basic code could be of help
10 REMEASTER
12 REM
14 INPUT YEAR ;Y
16 IF Y1583 THEN 14
18 Y1=Y/19
20 A=INT((Y1-INT(Y1))*19+.001)
22 B1=Y/100: B=INT(B1)
24 C=INT((B1-INT(B1))*100+.001)
26 D1=B/4: D=INT(D1)
28 E=INT((D1-INT(D1))*4+.001)
30 F=INT(((B+8)/25)+.001)
32
Did we not at some point back have a discussion on noon marks and their basic
design. If we did I cannot find it anywhere in my files, did anyone save them
and if so could you send them to me. Yes I know they are very simple to
build, but it was some of the remarks that were made and I think
Several months ago I volunteered to send out some jpg's of the inside covers
of a book that I have. the pages are intitled Pocket Navigator and is a
form of sundial, several asked for the pictures but for some unknowen reason
I never sent them and I have lost the list of those that wanted
Just came across a book that I bought at a used book store, it's title is
PRACTICAL ASTRONOMY: A User-friendly Handbook for Skywatchers the author is
H. Robert Mills the company that publishes it is ALBION PUBS. in the UK
For those that need a little help in understanding the inter-workings of
Does anyone know how to figure the length of a spiral line, given only the
width between the lines and the diameter. or the radii of the circle
attached is a BMP image of what I was trying to explain and failed. hope fully
some one can help me
I can't believe the fast respone that I got on my first inquiry.
Thanks Dave
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I was looking at my magizine trying to see what they allowed as far as copying
etc. and found out that they are on the web now!!
www.bib-arch.org
They have two of the pictures and the written section on line which would give
you a good idea of what they are talking about.
as far as what
For those interested there is an articule in the July/August 1998 issue of
Bibilical Archaeology Review, Titled Bad Timing has some interesting info on
sundails from bibilical times.
If you need anymore info just let me know
The articule starts off, in trying to properly identify a piece of stone work
that was thought to be a sundail, the articule then goes on to show and
explain what types were then known to be in use at that time.
The Articule is about 2.5 pages long with color photo's, I'm not really sure
what
I Just came across a book by Frank W. Cousins SUNDIALS'
On page 204 it talks about using a ruler like device to layout the various
parts of a sundial.
This book has been out of print for several years, and I am not able to find
any other info on the use of Dialing Scales does anyone else have
By chance would anyone here happen to have any instructions on making an
Astrolabe? Or mayby a copy of some of the varous treatise on the subject from
some old manuscripes. that could be scanned in?
David R. Carlson
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Thats tinkler as one who likes to tinker with things not as in trying to hit
the bulls eye.
Dave R.
Carlson
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