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Yes, but Steven's format is nearly perfect for printing, and his data can be
taken with you on a laptop and used without an internet connection.  Frank's
web pages are not stand-alone self-contained JavaScript either, like Henning
Umland's pages.

As regards to dead reckoning, I use my memory: I-15 North, I-84 West, I-82
West, I-90 West, I-5 North.  Done!

Dan

-----Original Message-----
From: Navigation Mailing List [mailto:NAVIGATION-L@LISTSERV.WEBKAHUNA.COM]On
Behalf Of Frank Reed
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2004 7:03 PM
To: NAVIGATION-L@LISTSERV.WEBKAHUNA.COM
Subject: Re: In the spirit...


Dan Allen wrote:
"I have learned that Steven Wepster is preparing his 2005 Lunar Tables and
they will be ready in a week or so."

You can get that 2005 lunars almanac data today (and indeed four months ago)
on my web site:
www.HistoricalAtlas.com/lunars
In addition, using the tools on my web site, you can prepare your almanac
data for Apparent Time, as was done in the early days of lunars during their
rise and prominence, or for Mean Time, as was done during their long
decline.

And Dan signed off:
"Dan Allen
[x] Spring Lake, UT
[ ] Anacortes, WA"

Yay. I've started a trend. ;-) A navigator should travel, I suppose... Do
you use dead reckoning to get from Spring Lake to Anacortes?

Frank R
[ ] Mystic, Connecticut
[X] Chicago, Illinois

   

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