The link given by Peter is wrong. The file is
http://www.math.bas.bg/complan/valhrist/az-ht.bas
A screen shot is attached.
I hope this will help!
Valentin Hristov
From: sundial on behalf of Peter Mayer
Hi Dan,
Valentin Hristov wrote a DeltaCad program Az-Ht.bas which does much of
what you want, I think. With a bit of modification, you could put the
Oughtred dial parts into a separate layer. You can down load Valentin's
program at: www.math.*bas*.bg/~complan/valhrist/*az*-*ht*.*bas*
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John, thanks for the clarification, and your patience with my questions.
All, I'm off to buy some photographic mattes to do experiements with.
This is all about having a horizontal dial face that is not too bright
to view even in the summer midday sun - so I'll go quiet now and report
back
Hello Dan,
Helmut Sonderegger's Sonne software can generate such a chart. Choose the type
as "horizontal altitude" and try various options. Sonne is available here.
http://www.helson.at/sun.htm
Regards, Roger Bailey
From: Dan-George Uza
Sent: Monday, February 27, 2017 12:10 PM
To: Helmut
Hi Steve,
I'm sorry I've confused you.
The experiments reported in the 1941 UK paper were limited to illuminances
not exceeding 10 000 lux. For that reason I had to admit that higher
illuminances might well point to a different conclusion. I certainly did
not intend to suggest that reflected