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    Re: Precomputation- was Sun lines was Moonrise video
    From: Gary LaPook
    Date: 2013 May 5, 01:37 -0700
    The other way to adjust the Hc derived at a specially chosen AP to compute the Hc at the
    destination (or at any DR position) is to apply the”delta T” and the “delta L” corrections using
    the method laid out in H.O  214. Unfortunately the tables for doing this are not included in H.O.
    249 or in H.O. 229.

    The “delta T” correction adjusts the Hc to the longitude of the DR (destination position) and this
    is a simple straight line interpolation between successive value of LHA. Looking at H.O 249 for
    LHA 272 and 273 we see the the tabulated Hc goes from 2̊ 14' to 3̊ 09', a change of 55' minutes
    of altitude for a change in longitude (LHA) of one degree, 60 minutes. The difference in
    longitude between the assumed longitude, 177̊ 02.5' and the longitude of Howland, 176̊ 38' is
    24.5'.so we just multiply this “delta T” by the number of minutes of the difference of the
    longitudes, 55 x 24.5 (we can use the multiplication table in H.O. 249 for the standard “delta d”
    correction).  Since it is obvious that Howland is closer to the sun than the chosen AP then the
    altitude measured at Howland must be larger than that derived at the AP and this factor is a plus
    22.5'. We also make the adjustment for the difference in latitude between the DR latitude and the
    latitude of the AP. The latitude of the AP is 1̊ North and of Howland, 0̊ 48' North so the
    difference in latitude is 12'. Looking at the “delta L “ table we see that the correction is 4.7' and
    we can determine the sign by comparing the altitudes for two succeeding latitudes. The latitude
    of Howland is 12' south of the AP so the sign of this adjustment is minus. Combining this -4.7'
    with the “delta t” correction of + 22.5' gives us the total adjustment that must be applied of
    +17.8', the equivalent of the + 18' we found graphically.

    See:

    http://us.mc1810.mail.yahoo.com/mc/s howMessage?fid=Sent&filterBy=&.rand=2054209808&midIndex=10&mid=2_0_0_2_3370675_AN7HimIAAGSbUYR7bApJQ0eeRw8&fromId=&m=2_0_0_2_3374262_AN%2FHimIAAYXCUYU4MgfE8UJi4qI%2C2_0_0_2_3373494_ANzHimIAAIbsUYUzWgc0%2BRmVJlM%2C2_0_0_2_3372649_AN7HimIAALegUYTTSwrQJgyHgQE%2C2_0_0_2_3372017_AN%2FHimIAAUUqUYSG%2FwfgLX8tkrc%2C2_0_0_2_3371496_ANvHimIAACyLUYR%2ByAl7g00SGQ0%2C2_0_0_2_3370675_AN7HimIAAGSbUYR7bApJQ0eeRw8%2C2_0_0_2_3369822_AN3HimIAALM8UYRrsQWE3yXa%2FFA%2C2_0_0_2_3368979_AN%2FHimIAASkJUYRl4AvR5jHIJaM%2C2_0_0_2_3368540_ANzHimIAAGbRUYQ4vQZmiDJi6nA%2C2_0_0_2_3367688_ANrHimIAAKMQUYNxQQBD0SZnT88%2C2_0_0_2_3366860_AN7HimIAAQHhUYNopQmbbxEiWjo%2C&sort=date&order=down&startMid=0&hash=8ca7420f88593a666c730171b2323e87&.jsrand=1270322&acrumb=e0%2FraMWZT1w&enc=auto&cmd=msg.scan&pid=2&tnef=&fn=Delta+latitude+correction+tables.pdf


    http://www.fer3.com/arc/img/105707.ho214-delta%20lat.pdf

    gl


    --- On Sat, 5/4/13, Gary LaPook <garylapook@pacbell.net> wrote:

    From: Gary LaPook <garylapook@pacbell.net>
    Subject: [NavList] Re: Precomputation- was Sun lines was Moonrise video
    To: garylapook@pacbell.net
    Date: Saturday, May 4, 2013, 11:51 PM


    I revised my prior example of precomputing Hp for creation of a graph for doing the celestial landfall procedure. I made this change for "purists" because the adjustment from the AP to the coordinates of the destination should be done prior to applying the refraction correction. In the real world this refinement makes no real difference, maybe a possible one or two tenths of a minute, maybe a whole minute, but since, in the end you  will be looking at a graph to determine the actual Hp, any such slight differences will be lost in the scale of the graph.

    See:
    http://fer3.com/arc/img/123867.hp%20graph.pdf
    http://fer3.com/arc/img/123867.howland%20graph.pdf
    http://fer3.com/arc/img/123852.almanac-1937-22.pdf
    http://fer3.com/arc/img/123852.ho%20249.pdf
    http://fer3.com/arc/img/123852.precomp%20photos.pdf

    gl

    gl

    --- On Sat, 5/4/13, Gary LaPook <garylapook---net> wrote:

    From: Gary LaPook <garylapook---net>
    Subject: [NavList] Re: Precomputation- was Sun lines was Moonrise video
    To: garylapook---net
    Date: Saturday, May 4, 2013, 10:55 PM




    --- On Sat, 5/4/13, Greg Rudzinski <gregrudzinski---com> wrote:

    From: Greg Rudzinski <gregrudzinski---com>
    Subject: [NavList] Re: Precomputation- was Sun lines was Moonrise video
    To: garylapook---net
    Date: Saturday, May 4, 2013, 11:39 AM


    Here is a plot for Gary's example showing the 18' NM to be added to the calculated altitude (Hc) from the assumed position.
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    : http://fer3.com/arc/m2.aspx?i=123867

    : http://fer3.com/arc/m2.aspx?i=123869

       
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