[TowerTalk] Finding lat/lon, direction, distance, magnetic declination

[AA6DX]

I will, for hams in the USA who want and don't have the resources on hand,
send them their exact lat/long, if they will Email me their street address
and zip code.  About 98% accurate.  Some outlying addresses are iffy,
especially newly developed areas, but I have even been able to do some
interpolations.  I can give you your exact Maidenhead Grid Square, from that
info, too ... but be sure to allow me time to get it back to you -- busy
with several projects!   I did this for the norcalhams reflector, it took a
week or so to respond to all.....    73, Mark  AA6DX
aa6dx@arrl.net

----- Original Message -----
From: "LYN Williams" <designserv@ipass.net>
To: <towertalk@contesting.com>; "antennas" <antennas@qth.net>
Sent: Monday, March 13, 2000 3:58 AM
Subject: [TowerTalk] Finding lat/lon, direction, distance, magnetic
declination


>
> For those who haven't yet found these resources, you can use the
> following sites to determine your own (or someone else's) lat/lon
> coordinates, the distance and direction from most any place to most
> any other place, and the difference between true North and what your
> accurate compass shows.
>
> To determine lat/lon in the US try:
> http://www.juggling.org/bin/un.cgi/map-find
>
>
> To determine distance and direction in the world try:
> http://indo.com/distance/
>



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