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Hlep on Digital ChartsOlivier Le Diouris30 Apr 2004, 23:47
Re: Book suggestion, please.Dan Allen30 Apr 2004, 23:26
Re: Book suggestion, please.Frank Reed30 Apr 2004, 23:19
Re: Easy LunarsFrank Reed30 Apr 2004, 22:32
Re: Book suggestion, please.Ken Gebhart30 Apr 2004, 22:32
Re: Book suggestion, please.Jared Sherman30 Apr 2004, 16:29
Re: Book suggestion, please.Henry Halboth30 Apr 2004, 16:00
Re: Book suggestion, please.Peter Smith30 Apr 2004, 14:00
Re: Book suggestion, please.Dan Hogan30 Apr 2004, 13:01
Book suggestion, please.George Huxtable30 Apr 2004, 12:33
Re: Easy LunarsGeorge Huxtable30 Apr 2004, 12:33
Re: Compass AdjustmentN S Gurnell30 Apr 2004, 01:30
Re: Compass AdjustmentN S Gurnell30 Apr 2004, 01:10
Re: theodolite altitude measurementsPaul Hirose29 Apr 2004, 21:33
Re: Easy LunarsDoug Royer29 Apr 2004, 20:58
Re: Easy LunarsGeorge Huxtable29 Apr 2004, 20:11
Re: Astrofixes and Len BeadellKieran Kelly29 Apr 2004, 07:57
Astrofixes and Len BeadellGreg Gilbert29 Apr 2004, 05:21
Compass AdjustmentRobert Eno29 Apr 2004, 03:45
Re: Easy LunarsJim Thompson29 Apr 2004, 00:58
Re: Easy LunarsDan Allen29 Apr 2004, 00:11
Re: Easy LunarsDoug Royer29 Apr 2004, 00:02
Easy LunarsFrank Reed28 Apr 2004, 23:22
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work? PERSONAL SUMMARYJoel Jacobs28 Apr 2004, 12:29
Re: Inadvertent revelation.Richard M Pisko28 Apr 2004, 04:14
Re: Inadvertent revelation.Richard M Pisko28 Apr 2004, 02:07
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Ken Muldrew27 Apr 2004, 16:50
Half horizon mirrorsBill Arden27 Apr 2004, 16:14
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?George Huxtable27 Apr 2004, 16:09
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Jim Thompson27 Apr 2004, 10:06
Re: Astro COmpass Manual on line?Robert Eno27 Apr 2004, 01:02
Re: Astro COmpass Manual on line?Joel Jacobs26 Apr 2004, 21:17
Re: Astro COmpass Manual on line?Joel Jacobs26 Apr 2004, 21:02
Re: Astro COmpass Manual on line?Paul Hirose26 Apr 2004, 20:44
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Trevor Kenchington26 Apr 2004, 20:34
Astro COmpass Manual on line?Brooke Clarke26 Apr 2004, 20:12
Re: Getting started with "clearing the lunar distance".John Brenneise26 Apr 2004, 19:40
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Ken Muldrew26 Apr 2004, 19:03
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?George Huxtable26 Apr 2004, 18:21
Re: Getting started with "clearing the lunar distance".George Huxtable26 Apr 2004, 18:21
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Robert Eno26 Apr 2004, 15:31
Re: Astro COmpass Manual on line?Robert Eno26 Apr 2004, 15:19
Inadvertent revelation.George Huxtable26 Apr 2004, 14:29
Nav-l archives was Re: Getting started with "clearing the lunardistance".Cliff Sojourner26 Apr 2004, 05:34
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Ken Muldrew26 Apr 2004, 04:19
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Ken James26 Apr 2004, 04:06
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Ken James26 Apr 2004, 04:04
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Ken Muldrew26 Apr 2004, 02:00
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Ken Muldrew25 Apr 2004, 22:59
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Jim Thompson25 Apr 2004, 22:46
Re: Getting started with "clearing the lunar distance".John Brenneise25 Apr 2004, 22:28
Re: What do stars look like in your eye?Frank Reed25 Apr 2004, 22:18
Re: Sextant stands; was Lunar Distances: Graphic MethodsHenry Halboth25 Apr 2004, 21:59
Re: Lunars -Venus!Ken Muldrew25 Apr 2004, 18:56
Re: Lunars -Venus!Fred Hebard25 Apr 2004, 18:10
Re: Getting started with "clearing the lunar distance".Fred Hebard25 Apr 2004, 17:18
Re: Sextant stands; was Lunar Distances: Graphic MethodsRobert Eno25 Apr 2004, 14:49
Sextant StandsRobert Eno25 Apr 2004, 14:43
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Trevor Kenchington25 Apr 2004, 14:20
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Ken Muldrew25 Apr 2004, 14:16
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Trevor Kenchington25 Apr 2004, 14:05
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Ken Muldrew25 Apr 2004, 13:47
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Jim Thompson25 Apr 2004, 09:23
Re: Sextant stands; was Lunar Distances: Graphic MethodsKieran Kelly25 Apr 2004, 08:38
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Ken Muldrew25 Apr 2004, 06:18
Getting started with "clearing the lunar distance".John Brenneise25 Apr 2004, 05:27
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Ken Muldrew25 Apr 2004, 05:10
Re: What do stars look like in your eye?Ken Muldrew25 Apr 2004, 04:58
Re: Sextant stands; was Lunar Distances: Graphic MethodsHenry Halboth25 Apr 2004, 03:06
Re: Sextant stands; was Lunar Distances: Graphic MethodsJim Thompson25 Apr 2004, 00:02
Re: Lunar Distances: Graphic MethodsHenry Halboth24 Apr 2004, 20:53
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Trevor Kenchington24 Apr 2004, 19:49
Re: What do stars look like in your eye?Frank Reed24 Apr 2004, 17:44
Re: Lunar Distances: Graphic MethodsFrank Reed24 Apr 2004, 17:21
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Jim Thompson24 Apr 2004, 15:03
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Ken Muldrew24 Apr 2004, 14:10
Re: What do stars look like in your eye?Ken Muldrew24 Apr 2004, 13:58
Re: What do stars look like in your eye?Joel Jacobs24 Apr 2004, 13:27
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Joel Jacobs24 Apr 2004, 12:43
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Jim Thompson24 Apr 2004, 12:04
What do stars look like in your eye?Jim Thompson24 Apr 2004, 11:55
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?George Huxtable24 Apr 2004, 10:49
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars.George Huxtable24 Apr 2004, 10:49
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Joel Jacobs24 Apr 2004, 10:48
Re: Lunars -Venus!Jim Thompson24 Apr 2004, 10:25
Re: Lunars -Venus!Ken Muldrew24 Apr 2004, 04:35
Re: Lunar Distances: Graphic MethodsHenry Halboth24 Apr 2004, 03:19
Re: Lunars -Venus!Robert Eno24 Apr 2004, 02:33
Re: Lunars -Venus!Fred Hebard24 Apr 2004, 02:31
Re: Lunars -Venus!Frank Reed24 Apr 2004, 02:05
Re:       Re: Lunars -Venus!Frank Reed24 Apr 2004, 01:40
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Jim Thompson24 Apr 2004, 01:32
Re: Lunars -Venus!Jim Thompson24 Apr 2004, 01:17
Re:       Re: Lunars -Venus!Bruce Stark23 Apr 2004, 23:49
Re: Lunars -Venus!Frank Reed23 Apr 2004, 23:14
Re: Lewis and Clark lunarsKen Muldrew23 Apr 2004, 22:18
Re: Lunars -Venus!George Huxtable23 Apr 2004, 22:17
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Joel Jacobs23 Apr 2004, 22:16
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Fred Hebard23 Apr 2004, 21:43
Re: Lunars -Venus!Fred Hebard23 Apr 2004, 21:42
Re: Lewis and Clark lunarsFred Hebard23 Apr 2004, 21:31
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Ken Muldrew23 Apr 2004, 21:14
Lunars -Venus!Mike Burkes23 Apr 2004, 21:06
ReflectionsBill Arden23 Apr 2004, 20:20
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?George Huxtable23 Apr 2004, 19:33
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Paul Hirose23 Apr 2004, 18:12
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars - I think you've got it.Bill Noyce23 Apr 2004, 17:51
Re: Lunar Distances: Graphic MethodsFrank Reed23 Apr 2004, 17:48
Re: Lewis and Clark lunarsKen Muldrew23 Apr 2004, 17:28
Re: Lunar Distances: Graphic MethodsHenry Halboth23 Apr 2004, 16:24
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Ken Muldrew23 Apr 2004, 16:12
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Ken Muldrew23 Apr 2004, 15:54
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Ken Muldrew23 Apr 2004, 15:36
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Chuck Taylor23 Apr 2004, 15:30
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?George Huxtable23 Apr 2004, 15:30
Re: Lewis and Clark lunarsGeorge Huxtable23 Apr 2004, 15:30
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Fred Hebard23 Apr 2004, 15:05
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Bill Noyce23 Apr 2004, 14:29
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Fred Hebard23 Apr 2004, 13:56
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Jim Thompson23 Apr 2004, 13:04
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Joel Jacobs23 Apr 2004, 12:46
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Joel Jacobs23 Apr 2004, 12:42
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Jim Thompson23 Apr 2004, 12:09
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Jim Thompson23 Apr 2004, 12:01
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Paul Hirose23 Apr 2004, 05:33
Re:       Re: Lewis and Clark  lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataBruce Stark23 Apr 2004, 01:58
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Ken Muldrew23 Apr 2004, 01:55
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Doug Royer23 Apr 2004, 00:40
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?George Huxtable23 Apr 2004, 00:05
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Joel Jacobs22 Apr 2004, 23:09
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Joel Jacobs22 Apr 2004, 21:56
Re:       Re: † † † Re: Lewis and Clark  lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataHenry Halboth22 Apr 2004, 21:28
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Fred Hebard22 Apr 2004, 21:16
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Jim Thompson22 Apr 2004, 21:05
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataFrank Reed22 Apr 2004, 21:00
Re: How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Doug Royer22 Apr 2004, 19:51
Re:       Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataKen Muldrew22 Apr 2004, 15:50
Re: 6x telescope does not fit AstraIIIb snugglyJim Thompson22 Apr 2004, 13:35
How does the AstraIIIb split mirror work?Jim Thompson22 Apr 2004, 13:25
History of marine navigationJim Thompson22 Apr 2004, 13:03
Re: Which Ship and Captain?Jim Thompson22 Apr 2004, 12:55
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac data HISTORY OFCELNAVJoel Jacobs22 Apr 2004, 11:31
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataRodney Myrvaagnes22 Apr 2004, 04:59
Which Ship and Captain?Gordon Talge22 Apr 2004, 04:07
Re:       Re: † † † Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Alma nac dataBruce Stark22 Apr 2004, 03:50
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataBruce Stark22 Apr 2004, 03:47
Re:       Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataDan Allen22 Apr 2004, 03:15
Lunar Distances: Graphic MethodsRobert Eno22 Apr 2004, 02:59
Re:Re:       Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataHenry Halboth22 Apr 2004, 02:35
Re:       Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataBruce Stark22 Apr 2004, 01:06
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataKen Muldrew21 Apr 2004, 22:51
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataFred Hebard21 Apr 2004, 22:13
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataFrank Reed21 Apr 2004, 21:43
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataFrank Reed21 Apr 2004, 21:33
Re: LunarsBruce Stark21 Apr 2004, 19:00
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataKieran Kelly21 Apr 2004, 09:26
Lecture on Janet Taylor: first lady of navigation.George Huxtable20 Apr 2004, 18:50
Nautical Almanac altitude corr. changesBob Batten20 Apr 2004, 15:23
Expedition to document Sumner's confluence?Jim Thompson20 Apr 2004, 12:00
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataKen Muldrew19 Apr 2004, 23:10
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataKen Muldrew19 Apr 2004, 22:10
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataKen Muldrew19 Apr 2004, 18:30
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataKen Muldrew19 Apr 2004, 18:04
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataFred Hebard19 Apr 2004, 15:54
Re: Error in Nautical Almanac Polaris SHA Feb-June?Bill Noyce19 Apr 2004, 12:57
RES: Dark Sky WeekJosé Otavio O. de Almeida19 Apr 2004, 12:07
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataFrank Reed19 Apr 2004, 08:38
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataPaul Hirose19 Apr 2004, 06:50
Dark Sky WeekFrank Reed19 Apr 2004, 04:37
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataFrank Reed19 Apr 2004, 04:06
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataFred Hebard19 Apr 2004, 03:30
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataFred Hebard19 Apr 2004, 03:26
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataFrank Reed18 Apr 2004, 23:30
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataGeorge Huxtable18 Apr 2004, 22:23
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataGordon Talge18 Apr 2004, 21:14
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataFrank Reed18 Apr 2004, 17:11
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataKieran Kelly18 Apr 2004, 11:59
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataFrank Reed18 Apr 2004, 01:46
Re: Error in Nautical Almanac Polaris SHA Feb-June?Trevor Kenchington17 Apr 2004, 22:17
Re: Error in Nautical Almanac Polaris SHA Feb-June?Jim Thompson17 Apr 2004, 19:40
Re: Error in Nautical Almanac Polaris SHA Feb-June?Jim Thompson17 Apr 2004, 19:09
Re: 6x telescope does not fit AstraIIIb snugglyJim Thompson17 Apr 2004, 19:09
Re: Error in Nautical Almanac Polaris SHA Feb-June?Jared Sherman17 Apr 2004, 18:49
Re:       Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataBruce Stark17 Apr 2004, 16:24
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataKen Muldrew17 Apr 2004, 15:18
Re: Error in Nautical Almanac Polaris SHA Feb-June?Pierre Boucher17 Apr 2004, 14:47
Re: Error in Nautical Almanac Polaris SHA Feb-June?Pierre Boucher17 Apr 2004, 14:42
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataKen Muldrew17 Apr 2004, 14:25
Re: 6x telescope does not fit AstraIIIb snugglyJoel Jacobs17 Apr 2004, 11:17
Error in Nautical Almanac Polaris SHA Feb-June?Jim Thompson17 Apr 2004, 10:48
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataFrank Reed17 Apr 2004, 10:21
6x telescope does not fit AstraIIIb snugglyJim Thompson17 Apr 2004, 08:36
Re: Hagner Position FinderZvi Doron17 Apr 2004, 06:40
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataKen Muldrew17 Apr 2004, 05:10
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataGeorge Huxtable16 Apr 2004, 23:04
Re: Hagner Position FinderZvi Doron16 Apr 2004, 21:14
Hagner Position FinderRobert Eno16 Apr 2004, 20:53
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataFrank Reed16 Apr 2004, 20:44
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataKen Muldrew16 Apr 2004, 19:10
Lewis and Clark lunars: more 1803 Almanac dataGeorge Huxtable16 Apr 2004, 16:33
Re: 1804 Almanac and Norie on the webFred Hebard16 Apr 2004, 03:39
Re: 1804 Almanac and Norie on the webJim Thompson15 Apr 2004, 13:43
Re: Silicon Sea: Leg 91Marty15 Apr 2004, 13:35
Silicon Sea: Leg 91Dan Hogan15 Apr 2004, 13:01
Re: 1804 Almanac and Norie on the webFrank Reed14 Apr 2004, 02:08
1804 Almanac and Norie on the webFrank Reed14 Apr 2004, 01:35
Silicon Sea: Leg 90 ANSWERSDan Hogan13 Apr 2004, 13:03
Lewis and Clark lunars: 1803 Almabnac dataGeorge Huxtable12 Apr 2004, 18:01
Re:       Lewis and Clark lunars: 1803 Almabnac dataBruce Stark12 Apr 2004, 15:15
Lewis and Clark lunars: 1803 Almabnac dataGeorge Huxtable12 Apr 2004, 14:27
Lewis and Clark; the wandering MississippiGeorge Huxtable12 Apr 2004, 14:27
Re: L and C Group A Lunar!Jared Sherman12 Apr 2004, 01:51
Re: L and C Group A Lunar!George Huxtable11 Apr 2004, 23:18
L and C Group A Lunar!Mike Burkes11 Apr 2004, 17:16
Bounced Mail Navigation-LDan Hogan11 Apr 2004, 16:37
Re:       Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: a request for help.Bruce Stark10 Apr 2004, 18:50
Re:       Lewis and Clark lunars: a request for help.Bruce Stark10 Apr 2004, 02:01
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: a request for help.Arthur Pearson8 Apr 2004, 23:46
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: a request for help.George Huxtable8 Apr 2004, 23:45
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: a request for help.George Huxtable8 Apr 2004, 22:26
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: a request for help.Frank Reed8 Apr 2004, 22:13
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: a request for help.Ken Muldrew8 Apr 2004, 19:19
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: a request for help.Frank Reed8 Apr 2004, 17:42
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: a request for help.Geoffrey Kolbe8 Apr 2004, 15:56
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: a request for help.Wolfgang Köberer8 Apr 2004, 07:22
Re: Lewis and Clark lunars: a request for help.Dan Allen8 Apr 2004, 01:15
Lewis and Clark lunars: a request for help.George Huxtable7 Apr 2004, 23:40
Re: Star-star sights (part 2)Doug Royer7 Apr 2004, 00:32
Star-star sights (part 2)Frank Reed7 Apr 2004, 00:03
Star-star sights (part 1)Frank Reed7 Apr 2004, 00:01
Re: Silicon Sea: Leg 90Paul Hirose6 Apr 2004, 23:30
Re: Listserver Mail ResponseRodney Myrvaagnes6 Apr 2004, 22:43
Re: Listserver Mail ResponseRodney Myrvaagnes6 Apr 2004, 22:39
Listserver Mail ResponseDan Hogan6 Apr 2004, 21:34
Listserv quirk, was Re: Polaris isn't so easy!Rodney Myrvaagnes6 Apr 2004, 21:20
Re: 1906 BowditchDan Allen6 Apr 2004, 21:12
Fw: Polaris isn't so easy!Joel Jacobs6 Apr 2004, 20:39
1906 BowditchDan Allen6 Apr 2004, 20:31
Re: Polaris isn't so easy!Frank Reed6 Apr 2004, 19:11
FW: Polaris isn't so easy!Doug Royer6 Apr 2004, 18:33
Re: LunarsHenry Halboth6 Apr 2004, 18:13
Re: Polaris isn't so easy!Jim Thompson6 Apr 2004, 11:28
(no subject)Jeffrey Brantley6 Apr 2004, 05:53
Download H.O. 229, H.O. 249Frank Reed6 Apr 2004, 02:55
Re: Home brewed lunar distancesFrank Reed6 Apr 2004, 02:44
Re: The cocked hatJoel Jacobs5 Apr 2004, 17:20
Re: Polaris isn't so easy!Robert Eno5 Apr 2004, 16:51
Re: The cocked hatRobert Eno5 Apr 2004, 16:44
Polaris isn't so easy!Jim Thompson5 Apr 2004, 11:05
Re: Error in PLSteven Wepster5 Apr 2004, 09:27
Re: Sight Reduction method accuracyGeorge Huxtable5 Apr 2004, 08:59
Name [was: Re: Long Term almanac]Steven Wepster5 Apr 2004, 08:14
Re: The cocked hatGeorge Huxtable5 Apr 2004, 06:45
Home brewed lunar distancesHerbert Prinz5 Apr 2004, 06:18
Re: Sight Reduction method accuracyMike Boersma5 Apr 2004, 04:00
Re: "100 Problems in Celestial Navigation"Joel Jacobs4 Apr 2004, 23:14
Re: The cocked hatJoel Jacobs4 Apr 2004, 22:22
Re: Sight Reduction method accuracyFrank Reed4 Apr 2004, 22:21
Re: "100 Problems in Celestial Navigation"Jared Sherman4 Apr 2004, 21:09
Re: Sight Reduction method accuracyGeorge Huxtable4 Apr 2004, 20:50
Re: The cocked hatGeorge Huxtable4 Apr 2004, 20:50
Re: "100 Problems in Celestial Navigation"Renee Mattie4 Apr 2004, 20:24
Re: Sight Reduction method accuracyHenry Halboth4 Apr 2004, 19:34
Re: The cocked hatJoel Jacobs4 Apr 2004, 19:02
Re: The cocked hatGeorge Huxtable4 Apr 2004, 16:09
Re: The cocked hatJoel Jacobs4 Apr 2004, 13:41
Re: The cocked hatJoel Jacobs4 Apr 2004, 13:37
Re: The cocked hatHenry Halboth4 Apr 2004, 05:15
The cocked hatRobert Eno4 Apr 2004, 03:07
Re: Continetal names, was: Round-the-globe almanacGeorge Huxtable3 Apr 2004, 17:11
Re: The cocked hat,again. Was: "100 Problems in Celestial Navigation"Joel Jacobs3 Apr 2004, 12:58
The cocked hat, again. Was: "100 Problems in Celestial Navigation"George Huxtable3 Apr 2004, 09:23
First to AmericaGordon Talge3 Apr 2004, 04:15
Re: "100 Problems in Celestial Navigation"Joel Jacobs2 Apr 2004, 23:10
Re: "100 Problems in Celestial Navigation"Herbert Prinz2 Apr 2004, 19:55
Re: Long Term almanacHerbert Prinz2 Apr 2004, 15:00
Re: "100 Problems in Celestial Navigation"Joel Jacobs2 Apr 2004, 10:07
Re: Round-the-globe almanacGeorge Huxtable2 Apr 2004, 09:52
Continetal names, was: Round-the-globe almanacTrevor Kenchington2 Apr 2004, 09:01
Re: "100 Problems in Celestial Navigation"Herbert Prinz2 Apr 2004, 06:30
Re: "100 Problems in Celestial Navigation"Rodney Myrvaagnes1 Apr 2004, 23:19
Re: Round-the-globe almanacHerbert Prinz1 Apr 2004, 23:03
Re: "100 Problems in Celestial Navigation"Dave Weilacher1 Apr 2004, 22:21
"100 Problems in Celestial Navigation"Renee Mattie1 Apr 2004, 22:03
Re: Round-the-globe almanacDoug Royer1 Apr 2004, 22:02
Re: Round-the-globe almanacRon Roizen1 Apr 2004, 21:28
Re: Silicon Sea: Leg 90Renee Mattie1 Apr 2004, 21:04
Re: Round-the-globe almanacGeorge Huxtable1 Apr 2004, 20:50
Re: Round-the-globe almanacHerbert Prinz1 Apr 2004, 17:03
Re: Long Term almanacHerbert Prinz1 Apr 2004, 15:26
Round-the-globe almanacRon Roizen1 Apr 2004, 13:05
Story of Sumner's line inventionJim Thompson1 Apr 2004, 10:35
Re: Long Term almanacSteven Wepster1 Apr 2004, 08:53

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