As a beginner to the fascinating study of gnomonics, let me say first of all
that it was especially rewarding to discover that a list such as this exists,
whereby novices such as myself may consult with professionals and folks of all
levels on matters of our mutual interests in dialing. So thanks in advance to
any who might be able to answer my question.
On a properly designed and aligned polar dial, is it possible to adjust for
EOT and longitude correction by rotating the dialplate along the axis of its
gnomon, or is this type of correction only effective on equiangular dials, such
as the equatorial? Will this technique work on horizontal dials as well?
Again, my thanks in advance for guidance with my simplistic question.
Ed Olander
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