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    Lunars using planets? stars on ecliptic?
    From: Mark Coady
    Date: 2015 Aug 29, 08:00 -0700

    I thank you for the explanation of side vs. perpendicularity error. Yes that makes sense to me. I remember reading about it in a manual....it didn't stick aparently at the time...that part of my brain went on vacation without me....new enough at this art so every day is a voyage of discovery...... 

    I have so far focused on sun/moon lunars.

    Moon/star and moon planet sound interesting. 

    Due to limited availability of sun/moon, a lunar navigator must have had other choice targets.  I was eyeballing jupiter last night up there in scorpio and wondering how that might be  I have read that the most critical thing in moon and stars/planets is that they track closely to the ecliptic for reasons of accuracy due to divergent angles reducing accuracy.

       
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