Sunny Day!
Does any one have the demo version of DeltaCad 5 they are willing to send
me? If so, please email me and I will provide you with an email address
where the file can be sent. Please do not send it to this address as I am
on dial up and it would take forever to receive.
Thank you for y
Sunny Day Yvon!
Thank you very much for making your sundial software, Calcad, available in
an English version.
I have loaded it and have been trying it out using the sample layouts you
included. Having a user's manual in pdf format is really great.
Anyone can have fun designing a sundial using
I don't know why you all keep harpin about these shot up signs. Every fall
at huntin season my buddy and I use em to site our rifles. So..what's the
problem with this? There nice an symetrical so you see how acurate the gun
is. We like them hydro pole insilators even better. We shoot at those
Sunny Day!
The attached message was sent by Valentin Hristov yesterday but it appears
it did not make it to the list. This may be because it contained a small
ZIP file that contained the macro files. Perhaps the system does not allow
messages with this type of file to pass.
In any case, this is
Sunny Day Frank!
The attached is an interesting Chinese symbol for the setting sun. The
squiggly line above the sun gives a clear indication of its direction. By
inverting this line you then have a symbol for the rising sun. These
symbols could be CADilized and simplified as required.
Carl Sab
Sunny Day!
An opportunity like this doesn't come by very often. The City of Bowie,
Maryland is calling for artists to apply to construct a large working
sundial as described on their web page
http://www.cityofbowie.org/Default.asp?ItemID=279&rcid=98&pcid=97&cid=98 and
listed below. And apparentl
Sunny Day!
I am writing to let you know about a couple of dialling developments that I
am sure you will find very interesting.
The first is an incredible new DeltaCad macro authored by Valentin Hristov.
I am sure you will agree that all his creations are, as Tony the tiger
says,...GRAT! His
Sunny Day Thomas!
I forgot to mention Simon Wheaton-Smith's web site Illustrating Shadows
found at:
http://www.illustratingshadows.com/
There's a lot of cool dialling stuff there. When you get to his site check
out the upper right side of his page. There you will find links to two
pages called
OOPS!! Made a mistake on the address.
http://www.mysundial.ca/tsp/tsp_index.html
-Original Message-
From: Carl & Barbara Sabanski [mailto:saban...@escape.ca]
Sent: Tuesday, June 23, 2009 3:36 PM
To: 'Thomas Steiner'; 'Sundial Mailing List'
Subject: RE: pupil pr
Sunny Day Thomas!
If you are looking for paper sundials I would like to invite you to visit
The Sundial Primer. I have 21 different models you can choose from. Some
are quite simple and some more complex. It would be possible to build more
than one of the simpler sundials in the time you have.
Sunny Day!
The NASS web site has a new look! Check it out at:
http://www.sundials.org/index.php
Happy Dialling!
Carl Sabanski
www.mysundial.ca
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Sunny Day!
At the start of this new year I spent some time working on my web site after
it had been dormant for some time. I would like to invite those who are new
to the list and those who have not been to my site for a while to visit The
Sundial Primer. Some of the areas that have been modifie
Sunny Day Rodney!
As part of the construction of the Pinawa Heritage Sundial, I was involved
in the installation of some signage. These were made of granite tablets
from a local quarry. A couple were installed on the vertical face of
limestone monoliths and a number were placed on a sloped concr
Sunny Day Mac!
Please check out the following web site for a product that can be used to
blacken stainless steel at room temperature. I have no idea how good it is
or how much is required. You can contact the company for further info.
http://www.caswellplating.com/kits/black.htm
Scroll to the
Sunny Day!
It seems that a number of people are interested in seeing photos of their
"Dialling Friends". We see the names of diallists and individuals
interested in dialling on various web sites and on the SML but who are they.
If you are willing to send me your photo, where you are located and
Sunny Day Gian!
That is an excellent feature you have added to your program. I am sure
there are many out there taking photos just to try it out.
You are doing a great job and I appreciate the fact that you are willing to
share your hard work with the rest of us. I look foreward to seeing your
Sunny Day!
As many of you are aware, Valentin Hristov wrote an excellent DeltaCad
sundial macro for a bifilar sundial that can be designed in any arbitrary
position. This macro can actually be used to design 13 different sundials.
I have never attempted to write a macro and I thought a good way
Sunny Day!
Excellent work! I really like what you have done. One real sundial...one
virtually real sundial.
Thank you for sharing your creations and keep up the good work. I am sure
that everyone is looking foreward to your next creation.
Happy Dialling!
Carl
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F
Sunny Day!
I have been trying to understand the consequences of shadow tapering on a
monumental sundial a little better. To help visualize this I have attached
an image I modified from Wikipedia. From previous emails I come up with the
following.
If the shadow casting object is cylindrical the
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Carl & Barbara Sabanski
Sent: Sunday, February 10, 2008 4:43 PM
To: Sundial Mailing List (E-mail)
Subject: Monumental Sundial
Sunny Day!
It was a bright sunny day here in the Great White North. Sunny because it
was about min
Sunny Day!
My photos were purposely sized to be below the maximum limit of which I am
well aware. In any case, if the size limit is exceeded the message will not
make it through. I am on dialup so I am very aware of how long it takes to
download large files.
I not only reduced the size and reso
Sunny Day!
It was a bright sunny day here in the Great White North. Sunny because it
was about minus 29 degrees C.
I went to the shed and got a couple of sticks, one being the handle from an
old broom and the other from a rake. I am sure that most of you have done
similar experiments. I stuck
Sunny Day!
If you are looking for an interesting sundial design to try out, Valentin
Hristov has taken care of that. Valentin's latest creation is the cylinder
sundial macro. You may immediately think this is a macro to draw a
Shepherd's sundial. Nope. This is a macro that will draw a sundial
Sunny Day!
If you have $1.4M burning a hole in your pocket you can buy DeltaCad.
http://www.businessesforsale.co.za/southafrican/Retail-Computer-Aided-Design
-Software-Business-For-Sale.aspx
Happy Dialling!
Carl Sabanski
www.mysundial.ca
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Sunny Day Peter!
If you are running spreadsheets on your PDA you may also want to try Ricardo
Cernic's "Excel-lent" application "SUN". You can find it at:
http://www.mysundial.ca/tsp/sun.html
Happy Dialling!
Carl Sabanski
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
Sunny Day!
With the permission of Simon Wheaton-Smith I now have a web page providing
an overview of his many DeltaCad sundial and dialling related macros. Thank
you Simon!
The Sundial Primer is now host to a total of 63 DeltaCad sundial and
dialling related macros written by a number of diallis
Sunny Day!
With Valentin's help I have prepared a page illustrating some of the
features of this excellent new macro. Please check it out and if you have
not downloaded the macro yet go to Valentin's main page and I have all of
them zipped in a single file. Valentin also has them available on hi
Sunny Day!
I would not be so hasty. This sundial is located in a 3 storey tower so the
photograph may not necessarily depict it accurately. The second paragraph
of the following page would indicate that some thought was given to the
design of this sundial.
http://www.aiachicago.org/special_feat
Sunny Day!
I have looked at the photo of this sundial and it could actually be a
functional sundial. It is New Years Eve and I could be a little hammered so
I guess I could be wrong. Please let me know if I am.
I have attached a photo of the sundial with the hour lines extended. They
appear to
Sunny Day!
I have downloaded and used your program and would like to thank you for
making it available for free for all to use.
In case you haven't yet tried this sundial design software it is available
in three languages; Italian, English and Czech. Although the help file is
available only in I
sef Pastor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2007 6:44 PM
To: 'Carl & Barbara Sabanski'
Cc: 'Sundial Mailing List (E-mail)'
Subject: AW: More DeltaCad Sundial Macros
Dear Carl and others,
I am not very familiar with CAD-Software. Nevertheless my quest
Sunny Day!
I have just posted on The Sundial Primer an exciting new sundial macro
written by Valentin Hristov. This macro will draw a bifilar sundial for any
location and for any arbitrary orientation. It has many features that you
just have to check out. But it does not end there! This macro
Sunny Day!
I invite you to come and get a copy of a handy Equation of Time booklet
and/or calendar for 2008. It's yours for the taking.
http://www.mysundial.ca/tsp/eot_booklet.html
Happy Dialling!
Carl Sabanski
www.mysundial.ca
Get "Hooked on Gnomonics!"
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Carl
-Original Message-
From: John Carmichael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2007 9:03 AM
To: 'Carl & Barbara Sabanski'
Cc: sundial@uni-koeln.de
Subject: RE: DeltaCad Sundial Macros
Hello Carl:
Your DC macro pages are great and will help a lot of people.
Sunny Day!
I have been working on a new section of The Sundial Primer called DeltaCad
Sundial Macros. I do not know how to write macros but I have tried to
provide information on the use of some existing ones. Some of you have no
doubt encountered these particular macros but perhaps some of you
Sunny Day!
I just downloaded and installed the FREE 2D drafting package from Solid
Edge. They also offer one of the premier 3D drawing software packages
available. If you are interested in getting this free software visit:
http://www.ugs.com/en_us/products/velocity/solidedge/free2d/index.shtml
o focus
in.
Happy Web Page Authoring!
Carl
-Original Message-
From: Willy Leenders [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 25, 2007 5:12 AM
To: Carl & Barbara Sabanski
Cc: Sundial Mailing List (E-mail)
Subject: Re: Web Page Authoring
Hello Carl and all,
Sunny Day!
Have you thought about creating your own web site but just don't know how to
do it. What's HTML? Heck...I don't know but that hasn't stopped me from
developing my own site.
I was looking through a brochure from a college located in a city not too
far from here. They send these out t
Sunny Day!
A couple of weeks ago I was told about a free computer aided design package
called ProgeCAD. I visited the site and sure enough they provided free
software but the new version, ProgeCAD Smart, has been coming since January
2007. That was a bit of a bummer. If you are interested check
e from 6 to 6 (5 to 7 DT) intersects the north
south line. The angles are not evenly spaced 15º apart but vary with
latitude. This is Build a Simple Sundial lesson 101.
Regards, Roger Bailey
- Original Message -----
From: "Carl & Barbara Sabanski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "
Sunny Day!
A new Canadian magazine called Metalcraft came out about a couple of years
ago. It is intended for individuals (artists and craftspeople) who already
enjoy working with metal or would like to learn. Their web site is:
www.metalcraftmag.com
In their 2006 spring issue there was an art
Sunny Day Andrew!
I invite you to visit my web site The Sundial Primer at:
www.mysundial.ca/tsp/tsp.html
I have a very simple equatorial sundial kit that would probably work well in
the classroom. Please check it out.
Thank you for the plug Simon.
Happy Dialling!
Carl Sabanski
www.mysundial.
Sunny Day Duane?
As you suggest it is possible to incorporate the Equation of Time into a
garden variety horizontal sundial. However it must be done to each
individual hour line in the form of an analemma, which is in the shape of an
"8". If used, it is normally done only on the full hours. I a
ECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 18, 2007 6:25 PM
To: Carl & Barbara Sabanski
Cc: Sundial List
Subject: RE: Waterproof papers
Hi Carl,
You wrote:
>If the cylinder azimuth sundial was printed on normal paper and then
>laminated that would give a durable dial.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Alas,
Sunny Day!
This comment is off Mac's original topic but deals with Edley's comment
regarding thermal expansion. What I use for a number of my models is GE
RTV100 Series Silicon Rubber Adhesive Sealant. It is what I used for gluing
the card stock Shepherd's sundial to the paper tube used for the
From: John Carmichael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2007 6:16 PM
To: 'Carl & Barbara Sabanski'; 'Sundial Mailing List (E-mail)'
Subject: RE: Reversed Italian Hours or "Hours Til Sunset" Sundial
Hi Carl:
Your webpage on using Delta Cad
Sunny Day!
The last little while there has been quite a discussion regarding Italian
hours and sundials that indicate hours left until sunset. Perhaps there is
someone out there who is thinking: "Wow! I sure would like to build one of
those sundial. How do I do it?" Never fear...The Sundial Pr
Sunny Day!
A little while back I posted a message regarding a "Utilities" page I have
included at The Sundial Primer. Since then I have thought about the process
of "printing" a drawing from DeltaCad that could be easily used by a print
shop. It is possible to export a jpg file of your drawing b
Sunny Day!
I was cruising the internet and ended up at forum where there was an ongoing
discussion about DeltaCad and some other CAD programs. There was mention of
a package called CadStd and I found the website at the following address:
www.cadstd.com
The author of this program has two version
Sunny Day!
A little while back I wrote regarding a series of instruction sets that were
available at The Sundial Primer. They included:
Getting Started with DeltaCad
DeltaCad Shortcut Keys
DeltaCad and Your Sundial
DeltaCad and Your Vertical Declining Sundial
Getting Started with ZW2000
ZW2000 a
Sunny Day!
For all you new users of Ricardo Cernic's great Excel application "Sun",
version 5.2 has just been released. Please note that this will be last
major revision of this application for a while. But this version is worth
getting. The major item is the addition of a new sheet called "Clo
al Message-
From: Carl & Barbara Sabanski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2007 8:15 PM
To: Sundial Mailing List (E-mail)
Cc: 'Ricardo Cernic'
Subject:"SUN": created by Ricardo Cernic
Sunny Day!
I would like to introduce you to the work o
Sunny Day!
I was roaming around the DeltaCad site and found this link where they offer
a printed manual. If you are a real DeltaCad fan there are other items to
be had. Check it out!
http://www.cafepress.com/deltacad
Happy Dialling!
Carl Sabanski
www.mysundial.ca
"Get Hooked on Gnomonics!"
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Sunny Day!
A little while back I wrote to tell you about a series of instructions I had
written to help anyone interested get started with ZW2000 and DeltaCad. At
that time these instruction sets were offered only on "The Sundial Primer on
CD". The reason for this was the very large file sizes t
Sunny Day!
I would like to introduce you to the work of diallist Ricardo Cernic.
Ricardo has developed an excellent Excel spreadsheet application that I am
certain you will find very useful.
This application is called "SUN" and consists of a number of pages that
include the "Ephemeris of the Sun"
Sunny Day!
Are you planning to build a human sundial or an interactive horizontal
shadow plane sundial in the near future? If you are you will need a set of
numbers for the hours and letters for the date scale? I have created
templates for 31 font styles that include selected numbers and letters
Sunny Day!
I would like to thank everyone who provided feedback to my email. It was
very useful to hear all your opinions on the subject.
Happy Dialling!
Carl Sabanski
www.mysundial.ca
"Get Hooked on Gnomonics!"
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Sunny Day!
Over the last while I have been thinking about a laser trigon. Not one made
out of brass with precision engravings and a high cost to go along with it.
But one made out of rigid styrofoam board and scales printed on card stock
and a low cost to go along with it. I realize that it stil
Sunny Day!
Okay, so there's this spot that calls out to you every time you go by:
"PLEASE.I want a sundial!". But you keep ignoring it. Why? Because
it's a sloped surface and you just don't feel inclined to find its
inclination. Well then, come and check out the latest "SDU Cool Tool".
It'
Sunny Day!
The Sundial Mail Archive does not normally make attachments available. It
is interesting to note that it appears archived messages with DeltaCad Basic
file attachments include the file as text after the main body of the
message. So the Basic files then get archived too.
Happy Diallin
Sunny Day!
Most of you are familiar with a piece of sundial furniture called a "maker's
mark". And some diallists have developed their own unique mark that they
use to "sign" their creations with. These "maker's marks" can be a
diallists initials or a symbol that holds some special meaning to th
Sunny Day!
At Sunny Day U you will now find a universal ring sundial kit. It comes in
two styles, one with a string gnomon and the other with an aperture gnomon.
There are a total of six different models. Please come and check them out
at:
http://www.mysundial.ca/sdu/sdu_universal_ring_sundial.
Sunny Day!
Thank you very much for sharing your techniques with us. I do not have
Adobe Illustrator but I have a program called CorelDRAW, which I have not
used very much. I know that it does not have all the capabilities of AI but
with your detailed description Tony I will see if I can perform
Sunny Day!
I have noticed on a number of different sundials that the Roman numerals
used for the hour numbers are sloped to match the angle of the hour line.
Is a special font, technique or combination of the two used to do this? I,
and I am sure others, would be very interested in learning how t
Sunny Day!
A couple of years ago I put together a PowerPoint presentation illustrating
the design and construction of our town's monumental sundial. It summarizes
some of what is on the main web site I created. I rediscovered this file
and am making it available at The Sundial Primer. Many of y
Sunny Day!
I do believe this may be the only paper (and Styrofoam) globe sundial kit in
the world. But I've been wrong before. The globe sundial was a little more
difficult than I expected but I did get it together in the end.
Anyway, if I can do it you can do it. Check it out at:
http://www.
Sunny Day!
After presenting my sundial kit for a standard time equatorial sundial model
I received comments dealing with the fact that it only works for half the
year. I have attempted to resolve this problem with a modified kit that is
now available. A comment was made that the sundial looked a
Sunny Day!
A little while ago I posted an image of an equatorial sundial that could be
adjusted to correct for longitude and the Equation of Time. That was a
conceptual drawing. I now have a sundial kit available for this sundial.
It incorporates vernier scales to assist in accurately positionin
Sunny Day!
This isn't a card dial but it is made of paper and might just get you to
lunch on time. It could work for the application that Gerard Hughes spoke
about. It can be adjusted for latitude, longitude and the equation of time.
Unfortunately it will only work for half the year.
It is an equat
Sunny Day!
Over the past little while I have posted a couple more paper sundial kits,
which you will find at Sunny Day U. I now have kits available for 12 types
of sundials. There are a total of 38 models you can build, 19 for the
Northern Hemisphere and 19 for the Southern Hemisphere. These su
Sunny Day!
I have just completed setting up the "mySUNDIAL Forum" and invite you to
come and visit.
http://www.mysundial.ca/mysundialforum/phpBB2/index.php
The format of the forum is such that visitors can go to separate areas where
they can ask questions or find resources. If you have a web si
Sunny Day,
I have just posted a number of new paper sundial kits at Sunny Day U. There
is one that may be of particular interest to some of you. It is a
combination horizontal and analemmatic sundial.
I have laid out the dial plate on an 8-1/2" by 11" sheet of paper and
maximized their size. T
Sunny Day,
The site has a lot of pages but here is how to get to the photos.
If you go to "The Project" and then for example "The Gnomon" you will end up
at this page: http://www.mts.net/~sabanski/sundial/phs_gnomon.htm
On the side bar you go to "Gnomon Photos" and there are a series of pages
w
Sunny Day,
I don't know how important it is, but I have a site showing the development
of a monumental sundial located in my community that I was the project
leader for. It was a millennium project. There are many photos that show
the construction of all the various parts of the sundial; gnomon,
Sunny Day John,
Not too long ago I prepared a document that tries to explain what to look
for when purchasing a sundial. It covers horizontal, vertical and
equatorial ring sundials. It has 25 pages of information and includes many
illustrations. It also includes the "Check-A-Dial", a device tha
Sunny Day,
So, what do you get when you renumber the hour lines of a bunch of Polar
Sundial "Dialling Guide"? A bunch of Vertical Direct East & West Sundials
"Dialling Guides". I have posted these most recent "Dialling Guides" along
with instructions for anyone interested.
The Sundial Primer/Su
Sunny Day,
I have just posted a number of "Dialling Guides" and instructions for a
series of equatorial ring sundials as follows:
1. Sizes: 4 to 10 inches in diameter in 1/4 inch increments; Time Range: as
required; Time Increment: 10 minutes
2. Sizes: 4 to 10 inches in diameter in 1/4 inch incre
Sunny Day,
If you have downloaded the "Check-A-Dial" file please note that some
additional information has been added to the equatorial sundial section,
which now makes up the final page. I had forgotten to include this.
Also there is an additional file that has slightly larger versions of the
"
Sunny Day,
A little while ago there was some discussion regarding providing sundial
buyers with a guide to assist them with the purchase of a sundial. A guide
to tell them what to look for if they are serious about getting a functional
and accurate sundial. Comments were made that it is difficul
Sunny Day,
Recently I sent and email with an attachment of the "Correct-A-Dial II"
This is a fill in the blanks graph that displays the combined Equation of
Time and longitude correction at a single location.
The "Correct-A-Dial II" is now available in a format I'm sure many will
like...completed
Sunny Day,
One of the problems with having a sundial that reads local apparent or solar
time is finding a quick and convenient way of converting the sundial time to
clock time at your location. As you know this means applying the
corrections for longitude and the Equation of Time. Not always so
Sunny
Day,
I
tried this out with a CAD drawing. I have attached a small file that shows
the results.
The
circle is 1.5" in diameter with a 0.25" diameter hole and the square is 1.5"
with a 0.25" square hole. Both plates are 1/16" thick.
These objects are parallel to a horizontal
su
Sunny Day,
One effective way to get new information, such as the "Buyer's Guide", out
to the general public interested in dialling is using "The Sundial Forum" on
the NASS site. If you have something to share this is a great place to make
an announcement that will be seen by others than the "Sund
Sunny Day,
If you are looking for an interactive sundial that is a little bit
different, then you might want to build a shadow plane sundial. I believe
that there are not many of these larger sundials in existence, however, I
have found a couple of them on the internet.
There are a total of 81 "
Sunny Day,
It is really great to see some new sundials as we have over the last couple
of days. If there are more out there please share them.
If you are looking for a sundial project for your yard, school, playground
or community perhaps you may want to consider a "person-sized" analemmatic
sun
Sunny
Day Andrew,
You
mention that you are designing a sundial for a window. You do not say what
type of design you will be using. Will the dial plate be inside or
outside? Will the gnomon be mounted on the inside or outside? You
probably have taken the following into consideration bu
Sunny Day,
On my web site "The Sundial Primer" I have a page "Sun Charts" that shows
the dialling data that can be obtained from these charts.
I have also compiled a number of sun charts that are available on "The
Sundial Primer on CD". These charts indicate local apparent or solar time
and the
Sunny Day,
At times I visit eBay to see what sundial items may be available. There's
usually a lot of stuff but few unique items However, today I noticed their
featured item, which is a Butterfield sundial. It is worth taking a look at
and there is only one day of bidding left. There are quite
Sunny Day,
If you are interested in designing a polar sundial with the aid of a
template, I have recently added a number of "Dialling Guides" to my web site
that can help you to just that. There are 5 "Dialling Guides" from which
you can design 102 polar sundials. There is also a set of instruct
Sunny Day,
When I first offered my web site on CD, I included a number of 3-dimensional
virtual sundials, which are not available on the web site, as a bonus. I
have now added a couple of additional items that some of you may find
useful. As there are a large number of files, over 1150, which ta
Sunny Day,
I invite you to come and check out the “Dialling Guide”.
The purpose of the "Dialling Guides" is to provide an easy method for laying
out the hour lines for a number of horizontal and vertical sundials located
at various latitudes in either the Northern or Southern Hemispheres. The
"D
Sunny Day,
Not too long ago there was a message about sharing computer generated
sundial designs. This sounds like a great idea!
I have started a page on my "Sunny Day U" site called "Fun-ky Sundials". I
would like to invite diallists who have virtual sundials to consider posting
them on this
Hello David,
I believe that I can offer a method that "might" meet the requirements of
this group. However, it will depend upon the clarification of a couple of
points. What do the terms "exact" and "precisely" mean in this case? What
deviation, if any, is allowed? And can "modern technology"
Sunny Day,
I would like to invite you to come and visit my web site listed below. The
Sundial Primer has expanded significantly over the last few months and a new
section, Sunny Day U, has been added.
Information about a number of additional sundials, over two dozen in total,
has been added as
Good day,
I have just completed work on a stained glass sundial. I think that it has
turned out well and I have received some positive comments about it from my
friends. It has a tropical flavour and with the temperatures dropping down
to -40°C around here we can use some tropical.
It is a ver
Hello Robert,
If you visit my web site you may find some information that may be useful to
you.
The Sundial Primer: http://www.mts.net/~sabanski/sundial/tsp/tsp.html
If you go to the page "The Wide Gnomon" there is an illustration of the type
of gnomon that I believe Silas Higgon was speaking o
Good day,
I have searched the internet in an attempt to find information regarding the
design of ring sundials. In particular, I am trying to find free design
software that will provide a display of the design, which then can be used
for construction. I have not been successful. If anyone has
Good day,
I have been working on a sundial site for some time now that attempts to
provide novice diallists with the tools necessary to design and build a
number of different sundials. It illustrates the use of some of the free
design software available on the net. I hope that those individuals
Hello
I'm Carl and I am from a small
community called Pinawa in the province of Manitoba in Canada. I have been
enjoying the information that has been passing through this sundial mailing list
for almost a year now. There's always something new to discuss and
share.
I have visited many,
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