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    Re: Out of Date Almanac
    From: Greg Rudzinski
    Date: 2009 Dec 8, 05:43 -0800

    Thanks Gary and Frank,
    
    I will be using my 2006 Nautical Almanac for 2010 Sun observations
    with no corrections and be within .5 MOA (good enough). For stars the
    plan is to photo copy the online Nautical Almanac for
    1/1/10,3/1/10,6/1/10,9/1/10 and use the star SHA and declinations plus
    a 2.1 minute GHA aries correction which should get me within .5 MOA
    (good enough). Looks like I'm out of luck for the Moon and Planets
    though. Any ideas on how to compensate the Nautical Almanac Polaris
    table ?
    
    Greg
    
    On Dec 7, 5:10�pm, Greg Rudzinski  wrote:
    > Any opinions on using a Nautical Almanac that is four years out of
    > date? I bring this up because there are old almanacs available on
    > Amazon.com from $2 to $10. �New Nautical Almanacs have gotten
    > expensive so my plan is to use a 2006 for the upcoming year 2010.
    
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