Universal equinoctial armillary dial
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Universal equinoctial armillary dial
Universal equinoctial armillary dial for latitudes 0├×_-90├×_ north. The base is supported by three levelling screws and carries a degree circle. Within this, the circular plate that supports the dial is free to rotate. A glass bubble level is fixed across one diameter. Placed on an axis perpendicular to the bubble level, two legs support the dial. They are topped by a circular joint, within which the semicircular latitude arc is pivoted. The support is pierced where the latitude arc passes through it to allow the arc to be adjusted to the correct value. Mathias Hauser
- Image reference: D8970
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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