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Re: Another "emergency navigation" sight reductionmethod
From: Hanno Ix
Date: 2015 Jul 15, 20:15 -0700
I had sent this table to you several days ago and did not receive any response from you.
Well, maybe the wires were crossed.
Ok, so here it is again - if that is the one you were talking about.
Let me know when you received it and tell me what you think.
H
From: Hanno Ix
Date: 2015 Jul 15, 20:15 -0700
Greg,
it occurred to me you may be talking about the attached table logAB$$.On Wed, Jul 15, 2015 at 11:16 AM, Greg Rudzinski <NoReply_Rudzinski@fer3.com> wrote:
Stan,
Getting back to The N(x) table. This table has Ageton roots and has potential to become an ultra compact primary (not emergency) sight reduction method with 1' precision using a 5 place 10' log sin cos table. Hanno will be producing a version for trial soon. This log sin cos table should fit on one side of a standard sheet of paper with an azimuth graph on the other. The benefit of the table is that there are only additions and subtractions of logs when solving for Hc. The handicap is that there are some special rules as is the case with Pub 211 Ageton. This seems to be yet another cool way to get the job done.
Greg Rudzinski
From: Stan K
Date: 2015 Jul 15, 03:20 -0400Gary,Agreed - someone should have changed the subject of this thread soon after it started. When I started the thread, I was talking about Starpath's N(x) Table. In the book at which I was looking, the section is called "N(x) Table for Emergency Sight Reduction". Thus my bad choice of subject.Stan
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