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Re: Celestial up in the air
From: Gary LaPook
Date: 2008 Jul 13, 19:06 -0700
From: Gary LaPook
Date: 2008 Jul 13, 19:06 -0700
This was posted last month:
Greg R. wrote:
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To anyone interested, I did not state a price, but subsequent inquiries were told that they were $10 each plus $4.95 shipping. I also explained that the cases were cracked and the staples in the instruction manuals were rusted. But the computers themselves are in good shape. The $10 is just to cover the effort to dig them out and pack them up for shipping. Ken/ Celestaire On Jun 22, 2008, at 12:54 AM, Gary J. LaPook wrote:
Definately not a Polhemus. When I get home I will post more information on it. Didn't Ken say, a while ago, that he had some of them left at Celestaire and didn't he offer to give them away to anyone interested? They are interesting devices and provide a very convient way to plot fixes. It is what I use to plot fixes in the air. gl
Greg R. wrote:
--- d walden <waldendand@yahoo.com> wrote:I have just received a Polhemus computer from Celestaire.Wasn't aware that Celestaire carried them (at least I can't find them on their online catalog), was it a special offering maybe? At any rate, I got one of those on EBay a year or so ago but haven't had time to play with it yet, though with several of us re-visiting the "manual plotting mode" I did break it out and put it on my "To Do" pile. So maybe a bunch of us can learn how to work that one together, at least we've got a resident expert (i.e. Gary) to run questions by if needed. -- GregR --- d walden <waldendand@yahoo.com> wrote:Re: Celestial up in the air I have just received a Polhemus computer from Celestaire.� The instructions include a slightly manufactured example such as you requested.� They are great items.� I would heartly suggest their purchase to all bubble sextant owners.� The manual is�a goodprimeron aerial celestial.� Thanks to Gary, I've recently aquired 4-5 flight computers of various types.� (they can be had on ebay for $5-10).� Very interesting!�
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