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Does anybody know where I can get "fill in the Blank" style Celestial Nav sheets? I seem t spend more time wrinting headings than actually working out cel nav problems.
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That was plan bComment
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Haha :-)
I'm not aware of anywhere you can get them online. I know you can copy them from somewhere, I think Norie's.
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Thought there might have been a royal navy one somebody would have a copy of. I know the army does checklists and cheat sheets for everything.Comment
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howaya mate... if you send me your email address. I have a great cel. nav worksheet. its in .doc format so its good for printing out. it has azimuths amplitudes mer. alts. polaris and sight reductions.Last edited by CharlieDelta; 6 January 2012, 10:59 PM.Comment
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There is one you can photocopy in the Almanac for use with the Reduction Tables. At the back near the Increments. But writing it up time after time is good for the memory process, just FYI.Comment
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