Here in northern California, seems like we have lots of trees. Few good sites for sundials in populated areas near me because of this. I was thinking I need a sundial "site examiner". This would be a device that would scan the path of the sun over the sky looking for obstructions. It would have tripod levelling, a magnetic compass in the base, a way to set the pole axis angle, a +/- 23.44 degree tilt for the seasons, and be able to swing whatever to cover the hours. From this you'd know what per cent of the time the sundial would be effective. We can all imagine numerous incarnations of such a device. I think I'll build one.

Does anyone have any experience with what the public finds acceptable utitlity?

Thanks,
John
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