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    Re: Sextant Scope Parallelism (was Re : SNO-T Sextant)
    From: Robert Gainer
    Date: 2004 Aug 13, 00:16 +0000

    Maybe I jumped into this in the middle. But don�t you swing the arc to get
    the point of contact. Does it matter then if the scope is out a littlie bit
    out of parallel? The image is in the horizon mirror no mater where the scope
    points.
    Just a little more confused then usual,
    Robert Gainer
    
    
    
    >From: Bruce Stark 
    >Reply-To: Navigation Mailing List 
    >To: NAVIGATION-L@LISTSERV.WEBKAHUNA.COM
    >Subject: Re:       Re: Sextant Scope Parallelism (was Re : SNO-T Sextant)
    >Date: Thu, 12 Aug 2004 20:02:53 EDT
    >
    >Frank,
    >
    >You are saying, then, that if the scope is parallel to the sextant, the
    >contact will be the same no matter where, in the field of view, you make
    >it? Try
    >that at around 120 degrees.
    >
    >The parallel wires make sure your contact is neither to the left or right
    >of
    >center. Without them, it's hard to judge.
    >
    >Bruce
    
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