King's Clock

 

Silver Member
Username: Tapeman

Post Number: 697
Registered: Oct-06

- If you got BEV and want DN or vice versa
(point to 9 o'clock for BEV) DN will be 10 O'clock
- I like to use BEV as a 9 O'clock reference even that I never had 91 or 82
- International East will be 8 O'clock
- International West will be 11 O'clock
- Who need a compass anymore just locate one Sat and follow King's Clock
- King's Clock is not copy righted I should of but what the hick I figure I'll give you a feebie

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Bronze Member
Username: Cartier



Post Number: 11
Registered: Mar-07
nice clock! what you got more?
 

Silver Member
Username: Tapeman

Post Number: 698
Registered: Oct-06
More what?
These are the main Ku Satellites
 

Silver Member
Username: Crazy_greek

Post Number: 768
Registered: Jul-06

Hey King
Nice Clock.
Two questions.
1) Your Clock does it run on batteries or 110 Volts?
2)I thought that 6:00 O'clock was True South,
Azimuth at 180.o plus or minus Magnetic Deviation.
EchoStar 3 at 61.5 Azimuth (True North) is 157
plus or minus the Magnetic Deviation, then how
can it be that your Clock shows EchoStar 3 located at 8:oo O'clock? I guess you have a defectived Clock.
 

Silver Member
Username: Tapeman

Post Number: 710
Registered: Oct-06
Not at all
In your home town, state will be totally different from someone in NY or Califrnia. That is what Azmith is all about. It is finding the straight point facing all Satellite locations. Each State will face Satellite differently.

- You find true north (including Mag. Dev)
- Count your Azmith Degrees
- Then Locate Sat. 91°W like normally do
- Print King's Clock
- Reference 91°W as 9 O'clock
- Bingo you find references all other Sats

It is the methode used in ancient civilizations, still been used today. I thought you were Greek you'll understand it right away. But it is OK I just explained it. How else you'll reference Angle degrees to any Clock?
You can now trust The King's Clock
Listen I'm only having fun but true it is Acurate.
LOL
 

Silver Member
Username: Crazy_greek

Post Number: 770
Registered: Jul-06

Hey King
If I lived in La or Ny, wouldn,t South still be located at 180.o from either location?
I do understand about the azimuth is based on your location to scan in these Satellites. Where I live at the East Coast, EchoStar 61.5 is located by the clock around 3 o'clock. Now where on earth does a person have to live, to point it to 8;00 o'clock,like your clock shows?
 

Silver Member
Username: Crazy_greek

Post Number: 771
Registered: Jul-06

Hey King
BTW in the ancient civilization there were no Satellites.By using a clock, how in the hell can anyone find the Magnetic North? These Birds are about 22,000 miles above the Equator.
Even with a Satellite meter, people have trouble
to hit the Arch. Now can you explain to this nice people how in the hell they can do it with a clock?
 

Silver Member
Username: Tapeman

Post Number: 713
Registered: Oct-06
Kavin
I'll make you a simple illustration and to all the nice people. Explaining is what I do best. I can't do it on the week end because it is my family time.

I'll have it ready for you on Monday.

Just to clear one quick point
- Time is an ancient design
- Compass is an ancient design
- Navagation is an ancient design
- Angles in degrees is also an ancient design
- Satellites is a modern design. I was referencing Sats located in angles and degrees as clocwise with respect to location and navagation.
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