Equinox to Equinox 2023 -2024

[rigel123]

Thought I'd try something different with my 2nd Solar Can and recorded from Sept 23, 2023 to March 19, 2024 to see if I could get all of the arcs on the paper since the sun would be lower. "Missed it by that much!" according to Maxwell Smart. Also, I guess the weather station that the can was attached to on the pole blocked my western window so next time I guess I'll set up a pole just for the solar can. Happy with how consistent this one turned out from the last one.

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[xinghai]

Very interesting! Great

[eroel]

Warren:
Interesting results from the Solar Can.
Regards.
Eric.

[nicspenceryork]

That’s a beauty! You can tell it wasn’t recorded in the UK with all those wonderful thick bands of exposure throughout the year! I love it,
Nic

[marktownley]

That's a beauty thanks Warren

[rigel123]

Thanks all! I’m really curious about that upper arc that is divided into oval sections!

[nicspenceryork]

I presume the oval sections are Mother Nature’s artwork, a natural, coincidental, regularly spaced pattern of cloud/sun/cloud/sun? Mine often look like morse code with the UK weather system. Interpreting is the best fun of solargraphs,
Nic

[Soendergaard]

wow very artistic

[ffellah]

That is a real beauty, Warren: a very clean and artistic image.

Franco

[rigel123]

Thanks Soendergaard and Franco! I was surprised how clean the image was Franco, there were a few bright spots I cloned out but not many at all.

[MAURITS]

Looks fantastic Warren, so clean.

[rigel123]

Thanks Maurits!

[arnedanielsen]

Very nice Warren!

[rigel123]

Thanks Arne!