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Dan Hogan wrote:
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> ALL,
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> After a short discussion amoung the working group, I am wondering if the
> list pareticipents are aware that usin a Nav Log will ease working the
> problems. The idea is that entries are made as if on a boat and any mistakes
> are visible on one page, The log layout will depend on what DR and celestial
> method you are using. Most will require at least the data in the following
> sample. An 8 1/2 x 11 spiral binder is ideal/notebook.
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Dan,
        I like your idea.  In fact I have made a SR 229. I plan to make
my own log using a 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 note book binder.  I could sending a
copy of my form to the list, but it is in 6.1 Wordperfect format.  It is
almost identical to the one you presented only smaller. It make for 5 1/2
x 8 1/5 paper.  I just wanted a smaller one to take with me on cruises.
        Include in the note book I am adding lots of formula I have used
in working problem from this nav. list.
        This list is a great help to me.  It is keeping me in navigation
every day.  With 4 to 5 sextant reading every day.  My house is beginning
to stay put.  Dosen't move around much anymore.  I am ashamed to admit
how little I had use the sexant until this list.
Millard	
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