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Davis Plastic Sextant Comparison part Deux

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First published at 20:54 UTC on March 14th, 2018.

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Another fun though unscientific look at the performance of the Davis Mk 3 and Mk 15 sextants and a Link A-12 thrown in for good measure.

I think I'll continue doing these kinds of comparison videos so look for more in the future as the weather…

Another fun though unscientific look at the performance of the Davis Mk 3 and Mk 15 sextants and a Link A-12 thrown in for good measure.

I think I'll continue doing these kinds of comparison videos so look for more in the future as the weather improves. Hopefully my sighting technique will as well. It's beginning to look like I need to add about 6' to the MK 15 for IC. I just bought the book How To Use Plastic Sextants and I hope that will help me to take better sights and track down that elusive error. A few more try outs are in order but this number has been fairly consistent so far.

I caution that I am a CelNav enthusiast and in no way an expert or professional at it. I just really enjoy doing this as a hobby and like to share it with viewers like you.

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