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REFERENCES:
a. Practical Air Navigation, US Department of Commerce, CAA, Washington, DC, dtd 1945. b. Air Navigation, Royal Air Force, dtd 1944 c. Marine and Air Navigation by Stewart and Pierce, 1944 d. A Short Guide to Celestial Navigation http://home.t-online.de/home/h.umland/
CREDITS:
Jules Goris DCA-437 for his excellent and comprehensive support during prototype and beta testing. Gary Irvine DCA-703 for his very helpful comments testing from a "novice" Celestial Navigator's point of view. Alex Nicolson, for his technical review, critique, and excellent suggestions. Peter Tucker, for his pioneer work, technical support, and untiring efforts to help bring this gauge into existence. Peter's charter flight for DC-3 Airways "Fate is the Hunter" is a jewel. Pierre J. H. Verster (a.k.a. Paddy) for his hugely valuable and extensive editing of, and enhancements to, the documentation.
DISCLAIMER:
The standard "use at your own risk" caution applies big time. "Not responsible for aircraft or payload lost at sea by misuse of, or failure of, sextant, etc"
For questions or comments, please email the authors:
Dave Bitzer Mark Beaumont DCA-910 DCA-1054 bitzer7@comcast.net MABeaumont@aol.com
© Beaumont & Bitzer, December 2004, Version 1.0. This gauge is freeware. It may not be reuploaded, modified or included in any payware or commercial package without express permission of the authors.
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