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From: Frank Reed (no email)
Date: Thu May 20 2004 - 17:46:50 EDT
Doug R wrote:
"It is a straight forward procedure.But you must have a rose or universal
plotting sheet."
That's the nice thing about this approach compared to the draw your own
circle approach. As Ken mentioned, the tricky part is dividing up the points around
the hand-drawn circle. A printed compass rose at least gives you a reliable
starting point.
And:
"6.Multiply that ratio by 22.50*(degree)"
That's a typo, I assume (it was in Jim's post, too). It should be 23.5
degrees.
Frank R
[ ] Mystic, Connecticut
[X] Chicago, Illinois
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