anything in English on how it works? its
beautiful!
Dave
Scott
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Dear Dialist
I'm very interested in finding more information on Helio chronometers and
how to make them. can you steer me to more information?
David Scott
lat. 42:56 N long. 72:40 W
Wendell,MA.
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fritz, thank you very much. I found, ordered the article and found it in my
mail box in a few days. the article was informative. I am a newby Dialist
and working on my own Helio chronometer. I have a question about the
anelamma, does the shape of the anelamma ,in a Helio chronometer, vary with
dif
Greetings Dialist
I have been slugging away at the third or forth prototype Helio-chronometer
and have a problem. It tells time remarkably well but, Am I wrong in
expecting the bead of light emanating from the aperture on the alidade to
walk horizontally across the anelamma over the course of the
type of interactive
heliochronometer.
John
John L. Carmichael Jr.
Sundial Sculptures
925 E. Foothills Dr.
Tucson Arizona 85718
USA
Tel: 520-696-1709
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Website: <http://www.sundialsculptures.com>
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David Scott,
Could you refer us to a photo of this dial (or attach a small JPEG)? I am
having a hard time visualizing it in terms of your question.
Bill Gottesman
Burlington, VT
44.
Tony you were kind enough to forward some picts some time in the past. At
that time I talk about a design I was working on this is the dial, what do
you think?
Dave Scott
http://dscott.home.igc.org/
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that I have tested it .
Dave Scott
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David Scott,
Could you refer us to a photo of this dial (or
Oops, http://dscott.home.igc.org/
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And that site is...?
On Mon, 17 Jun 2002, david
COR-TEN was promoted as a material for bridges, but it was discovered after
a zillions were built that the welds no longer had the weathering properties
of the base metal, and I believe that it was (the weathering properties)
some percentage of copper
Dave Scott
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There is a product named West Systems epoxy (that was developed for
laminating wood for large hi tech wind mill blades) that is extremely
viscous. I have also heard of carpenters using an ordinary vacuum cleaner
and a plastic bag for laminating jobs. It would important to draw off any
air pockets
If you wouldn't mind please include me in this mailing
Thanks, Dave Scott
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Fellow shadow watchers,
I'd like on peter who do you wand to do this? I live in the us
David Scott
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Fritz,
Would mind sending those images to me also? Thanks Dave Scott
David Scott
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42.59 N 72.39 W
I hope it's ok to slip this into the conversation about vertical dials.
Last year I finished building a medium sized CNC router table, it has a
carving area of 3'X 4'. I made it especially for making vertical sundials.
Even though it looks like something that Fred Flintstone built ,It will cut
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