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my website has the appendices to my book for free, and they are 180 pages. Also
he supplemental material us for free. Together you should get the inclined
decliner formulae info uou seek. Of course, my main book has two chapters on
the inclined decliner, one covers shallow dials the other covers steep ones.
Further, my deltaCad macro MAIN-inc-dec.bas also covers them.
I hope that helps.
Simon
www.illustratingshadows.com
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From: Michael Ossipoff <[email protected]>
Date:04/03/2015 13:02 (GMT-07:00)
To: [email protected]
Subject: Mayall & Mayall's Reclining-Declining formulas
If anyone has a copy of Mayall & Mayall's sundial book, could that someone
post, here (or send to me by individual e-mail, if preferred) Mayall & Mayall's
Reclining-Declining formulas (of course with the definitions for what the
symbols stand for)?
Additionally, and this is probably asking a bit too much, but could someone
also post Rohr's Reclining-Declining formulas if someone has them?
Of course a link to those formulas, or instructions for finding them on the
web, would be fine too.
On another, related, topic, would anyone like to work (no amount of work is too
small) on the Wikipedia article on sundial's? ...if anyone has time to do a
fix or two, a correction or addition, etc. Modifying the article doesn't
require membership, registration, or signing-in. Of course any positive
modification, however brief or small,
would be beneficial.
In particular, can anyone suggest or make changes or improvements to that
Wikipedia article's "Reclining-Declining" section, or comment on it at that
article's "Talk" page?
Michael Ossipoff
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