Peter,
I am afraid that the webpage you mention doesn't exist (anymore).
Thibaud Chabot
At 02:18 20-07-2007, Peter Mayer wrote:
Hi,
Since radio wave travel in Great Circles, hams need Azimuth maps to
know where to point direction antennas. I've downloaded one called
Azimuth Map, and the
There are a lot of navigation calculations at:
http://williams.best.vwh.net/avform.htm
It includes the distance and course between points.
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Dear Thibaud,
Oh! Here's a web site which does seem to have it. Scroll down to
the alphabetical listing; it's the fourth one. There are other Great
Circle programs available from the site as well.
http://www.dxzone.com/catalog/Software/Grid_Bearing_and_Maps/
best wishes,
Peter
Th.
Any map drawn in gnomonic projection has the property that all great circles
are straight lines. To plot a great circle on such a map, just draw a straight
line from your departure point to your destination.
Any book on map projections will tell you about the gnomonic projection, but
you
