For complete generality:
If your sundial was made for a latitude greater then yours by an amount
called “DeltaLat” (which could be positive or negative), & if you want the
dial to give LTST for a longitude 7 degrees west of yours (maybe because
that’s your standard-meridian), then:
After the tip,
Yes, I spoke of a special-case in which you’re 7 degrees east of your
standard-meridian. …for a concrete example. But the rest of what I said was
for the general-case in which you want the dial to read in the LTST at your
standard-meridian.
But yes, I didn’t speak of when the dial is made for a di
On 2023-04-08 8:52 p.m., Michael Ossipoff wrote:
I know you said you wanted a link, not instructions, but people have
been suggesting how to achieve dial-autocorrection to Local True Solar
Time (LTST) at the standard-meridian, instead of one’s own meridian.
So I felt that it would be justifi
