there are many excellent sources for that which you seek.
my own offering would be my 
illustratingshadows.xls
on my Web site which has an astronomically appropriate worksheet, decimal lat 
and long are used, not minutes and seconds.
And I have also averaged 4 years of them in
supplemental Shadows.pdf
also on my Web site:-
www.illustratingshadows.com   

Simon


Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android 
 
  On Wed, Jan 25, 2017 at 17:21, Kenneth R clark<[email protected]> wrote: 
  
I had an error message from AOL Sorry for no subject line and my files were not 
sent.

Let me retry with this account.




Hi everyone,




     I am working onmy Equation of Time plaque for my aluminum cross sundial.  
All the instructions and graphics and EQT willbe on an 8 ½” diameter ½” 
aluminum plate. I do not want to use the standard graph found on many sundials 
butinstead a chart for the whole year, mins and secs, to add or subtract 
totalcorrection to get watch time.  I do nothave much room for detailed 
instructions.




     I looked atdifference sources for the chart and would like to verify the 
most accurate timesto use the four year leap year cycle for a church at 
40.1526N, 76.6038W.   I have looked at the Solar Noon calculator,Sonne and 
Shadows-(cannot input decimal degrees?)  Are there other sources or spreadsheet 
programs?




     I like to conveythat sundials are accurate.  I envisionthat a person will 
wait till the shadow is on a line and the person will knowwhat time it is 
suppose to be even though this type of sundial may not be designfor precision.




     I made a quickdrawing.  There will be some type of sunimage at the top and 
a logo at the bottom for the location.  The chart in the center is from 
anotherproject that I did just to see how it would look and if the printing is 
large enoughto read.  I would have to change theinputs to standard time for the 
whole year. I have also attached a picture of the sundial.




     I just want toknow if I am using the right times and would appreciate any 
comments orsuggestions.




Thanks very much




Ken Clark                                                                       
                                                                                
                                                                Elizabethtown,PA
  
---------------------------------------------------
https://lists.uni-koeln.de/mailman/listinfo/sundial

Reply via email to