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From Fer's recent message:
>> In my program Spin you may choose
between inner circle as january or as
july. >>This overcomes a litlle the problem of the gnomon length. From readme2.doc
Zonwvlak:SPIN .EXE : calculates a
horizontal azimutal sundial and writes thepoints to a file <name.RLT>.
This file can be drawn on the screen withthe program SCRPLT.EXE.The months of the date-scale are in
circles. The outmost circle can bejanuary first or july
first.The program
works for latitudes between 25 and 66.5 degrees and between
-25
and -66.5 degrees.
Now which is it, innermost, or
outermost?
Sarah
Edmondson-Jones
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