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Old 16-02-10, 11:18 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Default Re: What satellite's available

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Originally Posted by Mickha View Post
Just use a protractor, as this will give you a rough guide. If you haven't got one put Protractor, in google images and print one off, it works and should give you a good guide.
Point the 90 at South then check the sweep from 45 to 135.
Thanks for that!
A magnificently easy (and obvious now you have told me!) solution!
I'll give it a go!
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