sunrise/sunset tables

[buttonpusher]

Now that summer's over, does anyone know of any websites where I can find the sunrise / sunset tables for the major European airfields (eg Frankfurt, Munich, Brussels)?
Sice we've gone over to Jep plates we don't get the BA book anymore and the FMS kit doesn't seem to have it.

[HugMonster]

I use a computer almanac program called AnnoDomini - it's shareware, so you can probably find it on those sites. Lots of useful information, you can find out when clocks change for years ahead...

Only trouble is, being shareware, you have to register to get the unlock code to get rid of the annoying splash screens - unless you have a cracker program! :)

[Narada]

The website
http://aa.usno.navy.mil/AA/data/

can create tables for you if you enter in the lat/long.

(See also http://www.hia.nrc.ca/services/sunmoon/sunmoon.html )

Standard disclaimers apply for any "critical" uses.

[This message has been edited by Narada (edited 07 September 2000).]

[Dr. Red]

You can download "Anno Domini" at te website http://www.rocketdownload.com/Details/Smal/annodomi.htm

Hit F12 to access reg info
Serial Number : A-062345-FI

Based on the date, you can view monthly calendars between the years 1753 and 2153, national holidays for the US, UK, Canada, Europe, Australasia, as well as Christian festivals, moon phases and sunrise and sunset times for any location around the world.

Runs in Windows 95. Requires a math coprocessor.

Country specific details can be chosen from a database of 700+ cities around the world. Includes support for countries that use Daylight Savings time. An especially helpful feature is the numbering of the weeks in the year.

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