How To Use the Admiralty Star Finder NP323

How To Use the British Admiralty Star Finder (NP 323) to work out what stars are visible in the sky and their approximate positions.

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NOTE: This video makes use of selected pages from the British Admiralty Nautical Almanac (Admiralty Publication NP314). The example uses the 2016 version of the publication so if you’re doing the calculation for a different year the numbers won’t be the same.

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