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From: Courtney Thomas (no email)
Date: Mon Oct 06 2003 - 19:47:04 EDT
Doug,
Do you know to what extent the Russians succeeded in mimicking the
Freiburg non-adjustable error quality ?
If no, do you know what the typical Freiburg's non-adjustable error
sequence looks like ?
Cordially,
Courtney
Royer, Doug wrote:
>Len,I dont know if anyone else on list helped but here goes.The SNOT,CHO
>series of sextants were Freiburg sextant clones.I suggest you go to the
>Freiburg site or find a Freiburg sextant owners manuel and that should tell
>you what you need to work on your SNOT sextant.
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: [mailto:]
>Sent: Saturday, October 04, 2003 20:06
>To:
>Subject: Russian Sextant
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>Hi ,
>I purchased a new SNOT Russian Sextant and it seems well made with an extra
>mirror and 2 telescopes, and a couple of adjusting tools and an instruction
>booklet in Russian, Can anyone on the list help me with either a translation
>or a place to get a translation or help in the use of the two adjusting
>tools.
>Len Chimienti
>1/2 of one of the adjusting tools adjusts the mirrors
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-- Courtney Thomas s/v Mutiny lying Oriental, NC
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