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    Re: Sight Reduction Formula
    From: Paul Hirose
    Date: 2003 Oct 19, 11:22 -0700

    George Huxtable wrote:
    >
    > example above). Rectangular to polar conversions are conventionally
    > intended to produce an angle which increases anticlockwise from the x-axis,
    > whereas we require an angle that increases clockwise from the y axis, so a
    > bit of thoughtful tinkering may be called for.
    
    One solution is to lie to the machine. Where it wants x, give it y,
    and vice versa. Leave the signs unchanged. That will generate azimuths
    increasing clockwise from zero at north.
    
    
    

       
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