Hi Frans,
some years ago I had some nice personal contacts to Fer and appreciate
very much your great efforts to make his legacy publicly accessible.
Thank you so much
Jürgen Hoefeld
Am Mo., 7. Sept. 2020 um 15:44 Uhr schrieb Alastair & Sheila :
> Hello Frans
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Hi Fred, Hi Pedro,
I tried yesterday 22:00 GMT but haven't been successful. "Error
inprocessing order" This morning they say again : out of stock.
That 's a pitty indeed.
Juergen
Am Mo., 26. Aug. 2019 um 21:54 Uhr schrieb :
> Hi Pedro,
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> Thank you thank you (bis)
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> I had to fill out th
That's great Willy!
Thank you so much for this source.
I went to the Museum some 20 years ago and took a lot of analog fotos.
There was no other possibility at the time.
When I repeated my visit to the now refurbished museum, I was very much
disappointed to see only a very small number of sundial
Dear sundialists,
greater parts of Fer de Vries' Website can be found also on these adresses,
although perhaps not in any case the latest versions.
http://www.de-zonnewijzerkring.nl/eng/ (That is the old version of the
website of the Netherlands Sundial Society)
and
http://www.dse.nl/~zonnewi
Dear Friends,
I just realized that the link to the exhibition was not complete.
Here it is again:
http://www.osservatoriogalilei.com/home/images/Eventi/Misura_del_tempo_Dresti.pdf
Best regards
Juergen Hoefeld
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seeing down from the airplane from 1 Meters.;-)
Best regards to Guido Dresti.
Yours
Juergen
2013/7/8 Jürgen Hoefeld
> Dear Sundial Friends, Dear Retians,
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> I would like to draw your attention to a nice exhibition on
> reconstructions of sundials and other astronomical
Dear Sundial Friends, Dear Retians,
I would like to draw your attention to a nice exhibition on reconstructions
of sundials and other astronomical instruments in Craveggia, Northern
Italy. I have already seen a number of them and was very impressed.
They have been reconstructed by Guido Dresti fr
Dear sundialists,
A question particularly to our Italian colleagues
We will be visiting Napoli, Ercolano, Pompei and Paestum in September.
There I will be looking for ancient sundials. One portable dial which I
have seen only as scetches in books up to now is the so called "ham" dial
of Portici.
Hi Fabio,
your program works fine and the results are marvelous.
I printed all 4 of them for my location, but I have to wait to try them out
because the sun is not shining today.
Thanks very much for this splendid idea.
Yours
Jürgen Hoefeld
2011/12/15 Fabio nonvedolora
> Hi all, news f
Hi Jim,
there is a program called MB-Ruler, which may be what you are looking for.
It is also available in an English version.
See
http://www.markus-bader.de/MB-Ruler/index.htm
Best regards
Juergen Hoefeld
2011/11/19 James E. Morrison
> Thanks for all the responses. I should have been more co
Dear all,
I have found several times the expression "sundial digest, vol. ##, issue
##" in the last time.
Please tell me, is this a special journal I am missing or does it reference
to special threads on the sundial mailing list?
Or is it a special archive?
Thank you very much for your answers.
Dear colleagues,
I am looking for a copy of „The Late-Medieval Navicula“ which is cited in
various references to be from different authors/publishers.
1. Nicola Severino: Gnomonics Bibliography:
„PHILIP, Trevor & Sons Ltd. The Late-Medieval Navicula, see Turner, Gerard
L’E entry.
TURNER, Pr
Dear all,
I am planning a trip through Morocco in October, with stops in Rabat, Fes,
Meknes, Erfoud, Marrakech, Essaouira and am wondering whether there are
sundials that I should not miss on the trip.
Has any of you an idea what are the musts to see? Any other ideas
concerning scientific instrum
e did a lot in dialing
> together.
> Pity he past away in 2001.
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> I only have a paper copy of his English manuscript about the Ship of Venice
> but I read that
> Jürgen Hoefeld should have an electronic version.
> I tried to find it at Jürgens website but I couldn't downlo
Hello Robert,
I am also very interested in the Navicula de Venetiis. I her article you
cited, Catherine Eagleton mentioned here thesis. I contacted her some months
ago wether this would be available and she told me
"In fact, most of the material in my PhD thesis is being published as
articles, and
Hello Frank, hello all,
I remember a massive sundial of 19th century made by the familiy Bollee at
Square Robert-Triger in Le Mans France were people could adjust the dial to
the current date by means of a crank. See the photos and explanation at
http://michel.lalos.free.fr/cadrans_solaires/autres
Dear all,
does anyone of our Italian Sundial friends know whether the Roman Cylinder
Sundial described by Mario Arnaldi and Karl-Heinz Schaldach in the Museo
Atestino in Este is on display in these days?
I might have the opportunity to visit Este on our trip from Padua to Ravenna
on May 9 and wou
Dear all,
please forgive my ignorance, the article should be not in the British
Sundial Society but in the Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society. I
do have the CD with all articles from 1-80, but the quality of the photos is
not always sufficient as in this case.
So, if anybody could help
Dear all,
I am looking for the BSS-Article of 1992, Vol. 35, p.22? on "The Navicula
Sundial" by Kristin Lippincott.
As the Bulletin is not available in German Libraries I would very much
appreciate your help in this matter.
Thank you very much in advance
Juergen Hoefeld
Aachen
Germany
juergen.h
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