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    Re: Index checks with laser and without
    From: Alexandre Eremenko
    Date: 2007 Jan 3, 23:45 -0500

    
    Fred,
    
    > Do you notice any correlation of good/bad
    > lunars with the orientation
    > of the sextant?
    
    Not really, though it is hard to tell.
    The conditions rarely repeat.
    
    What makes it really strange is that the error
    when present is usually constant in long series.
    So averaging does not help. I would almost say
    that it is constant during a day... though this is
    not always so. It looks like it depends on...
    weather:-) Thopugh I understand that this idea
    is absurd. Some new kind of strong abnormal refraction
    in Indiana?
    
    > That also is
    > suggested by the side error wandering around.
    
    According to a formula in Chauvenet,
    the side error of less than 1' has completely negligible
    effect at all angles.
    
    Alex.
    
    
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