Wanted to let any interested parties know I have some free astro tools
on the web. I created a tool called Ted's Toolbox with many functions
- from Lunar and Solar calculations to Sidereal and Nutation
parameters as well as Time conversion routines, ECEF to Geodetic
transformations and GPS information.
The tool is located here: http://www.teddriver.net/java/toolbox.htm.
Read, then scroll down to the download button. There is also an
applet version located here: http://www.teddriver.net/java/java_applets.htm,
but the applet version does not have the plotting, exporting or
location saving features.
Enjoy!
Ted

Wanted to let any interested parties know I have some free astro tools
on the web. I created a tool called Ted's Toolbox with many functions
- from Lunar and Solar calculations to Sidereal and Nutation
parameters as well as Time conversion routines, ECEF to Geodetic
transformations and GPS information.
The tool is located here:http://www.teddriver.net/java/toolbox.htm.
Read, then scroll down to the download button. There is also an
applet version located here:http://www.teddriver.net/java/java_applets.htm,
but the applet version does not have the plotting, exporting or
location saving features.
Enjoy!
Ted

Wanted to let any interested parties know I have some free astro tools
on the web. I created a tool called Ted's Toolbox with many functions
- from Lunar and Solar calculations to Sidereal and Nutation
parameters as well as Time conversion routines, ECEF to Geodetic
transformations and GPS information.
The tool is located here: http://www.teddriver.net/java/toolbox.htm.
Read, then scroll down to the download button. There is also an
applet version located here:
http://www.teddriver.net/java/java_applets.htm,
but the applet version does not have the plotting, exporting or
location saving features.
Enjoy!
Ted

That's so nice I bookmarked it!

Thanks.

Arthur Hass

T Driver wrote:
Wanted to let any interested parties know I have some free astro tools
on the web. I created a tool called Ted's Toolbox with many functions
- from Lunar and Solar calculations to Sidereal and Nutation
parameters as well as Time conversion routines, ECEF to Geodetic
transformations and GPS information.
The tool is located here:http://www.teddriver.net/java/toolbox.htm.
Read, then scroll down to the download button. There is also an
applet version located here:
http://www.teddriver.net/java/java_applets.htm,
but the applet version does not have the plotting, exporting or
location saving features.
Enjoy!
Ted

Wanted to let any interested parties know I have some free astro tools
on the web. I created a tool called Ted's Toolbox with many functions
- from Lunar and Solar calculations to Sidereal and Nutation
parameters as well as Time conversion routines, ECEF to Geodetic
transformations and GPS information.
The tool is located here: http://www.teddriver.net/java/toolbox.htm.
Read, then scroll down to the download button. There is also an
applet version located here: http://www.teddriver.net/java/java_applets.htm,
but the applet version does not have the plotting, exporting or
location saving features.
Enjoy!
Ted

Wanted to let any interested parties know I have some free astro tools
on the web. I created a tool called Ted's Toolbox with many functions
- from Lunar and Solar calculations to Sidereal and Nutation
parameters as well as Time conversion routines, ECEF to Geodetic
transformations and GPS information.
The tool is located here: http://www.teddriver.net/java/toolbox.htm.

The tool is located here: http://www.teddriver.net/java/toolbox.htm.

Were you using an IDE such as Borland's JBuilder, or were you writing
from scratch?

Just curious,
Larry G.

Wanted to let any interested parties know I have some free astro tools
on the web. Enjoy!
Ted

In sci.geo.satellite-nav T Driver <drive...@gmail.com> wrote:

The tool is located here:http://www.teddriver.net/java/toolbox.htm.

The help files didn't install with my download of the zip.

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Clarence A Dold - Hidden Valley Lake, CA, USA GPS: 38.8,-122.5

Given both az and el implies a particular time *and* date(s). Is that
what you want?

This example uses an approximate location from a previous thread and the
stated azimuth. p is az,el.
Time((Time'10:0:0' '20:0:0'))Solve'214-C#pB"38 -122.5 -8 Sun_pos 70219 B('
14:16:14.3
p
214 34.25

It would be easy to plot (say) elevation as a function of date for a
given azimuth if that would help.

I'm interested in some Solar-PV calculations.
I have used http://www.gcstudio.com/suncalc.html to plot a day's transit.
I happened to notice that the sun was shining directly on my solar panels
the other day.

I'd like to be able to input my location and discover the time that the sun
would be at 214 az 26 el from here. That's the inverse of the programs I
find on the web, including yours.
Given both az and el implies a particular time *and* date(s). Is that

Another use of gcstudio is to put in a time that you observed a shadow
falling in a particular direction, like exactly along a wall, and use that
for siting the angle of that wall.

Yes. I wanted to know the time and date when the sun would be at 214,26
from my perspective at 38.8,-122.5

The answer is: