Got your 2004 Almanac yet?

[Erico]

I haven't, but I need to know the time of HW at Pin Mill (River Orwell, East Coast) on 14 February 2004 as I am planning an assignation. Can you help?

Thanks - Erico

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[robp]

An assignation on 14th Feb.... It's leap year you know? Ipswich is 05.10 and 17.50 if that helps. 3.1M range

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[circumnavigation]

The following are taken from Total Tide (UK Hydrographic Office)
My server time is set to CET, just take off the hour.

Ipswich
These are at CET (UTC+1)
06.16 @ 4.1m
12.16 @ 0.9m
19.04 @ 3.7m

Harwich
05.45 @ 3.5m
11.52 @ 0.7m
18.37 @3.2m

HARWICH 51°57'N, 1°17'E England
Saturday, February 14, 2004 15:14 Romance Standard Time (UTC + 01:00)

22 days until full moon
6 days after spring tide

The sun is currently at azimuth 212° and altitude +020°
The moon is currently at azimuth 272° and altitude -032°

Events on Saturday, February 14, 2004 ...

Sun - standard transit (apparent rise and set of the upper limb)
Rises at 08:13 bearing 111°
Transit 13:09 altitude +025°
Sets at 18:05 bearing 250°
Duration 09:52 hours

Sun - civil twilight (6° below the horizon)
Rises at 07:38 bearing 104°
Sets at 18:40 bearing 256°
Duration 11:02 hours

Sun - nautical twilight (12° below the horizon)
Rises at 06:58 bearing 096°
Sets at 19:20 bearing 264°
Duration 12:22 hours

Moon (next transit)
Rises at 03:22 bearing 128°
Transit 07:27 altitude +016°
Sets at 11:22 bearing 230°
Duration 07:59 hours

Ipswich 52°03'N, 1°10'E England
Saturday, February 14, 2004 15:14 Romance Standard Time (UTC + 01:00)

22 days until full moon
6 days after spring tide

The sun is currently at azimuth 212° and altitude +020°
The moon is currently at azimuth 272° and altitude -032°

Events on Saturday, February 14, 2004 ...

Sun - standard transit (apparent rise and set of the upper limb)
Rises at 08:13 bearing 111°
Transit 13:09 altitude +025°
Sets at 18:06 bearing 250°
Duration 09:52 hours

Sun - civil twilight (6° below the horizon)
Rises at 07:38 bearing 104°
Sets at 18:41 bearing 256°
Duration 11:02 hours

Sun - nautical twilight (12° below the horizon)
Rises at 06:59 bearing 096°
Sets at 19:20 bearing 264°
Duration 12:21 hours

Moon (next transit)
Rises at 03:23 bearing 128°
Transit 07:27 altitude +015°
Sets at 11:22 bearing 230°
Duration 07:58 hours





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[circumnavigation]

Umm! Interesting. I have reset the clock to UTC and the following is derived. Did you take them from the Almanac?

0133 Ipswich
52°03'N, 1°10'E England Saturday, February 14, 2004 UT(GMT)
Data Area 1. Europe, Northern Waters and Mediterranean Version 3

14/02/2004
High 05:16 4.1 m
High 18:04 3.7 m
Low 11:16 0.9 m
Low 23:38 1.4 m

15/02/2004
High 06:31 3.8 m
High 19:31 3.5 m
Low 12:33 1.2 m

16/02/2004
High 08:06 3.8 m
High 20:49 3.7 m
Low 01:08 1.5 m
Low 14:03 1.2 m

17/02/2004
High 09:19 4.0 m
High 21:48 4.0 m
Low 02:34 1.3 m
Low 15:10 1.1 m


Predicted heights are in metres above Chart Datum
Printed by TotalTide

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[robp]

Neptune Tides (PC)
Sat 14th Feb2004
52.03N 1.10E
05.10 4.07
17.50 3.74

Copyrite acknowledged etc

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[Chris_Stannard]

Standard Port Walton on the Naze

HW 0448 3.7 1737 3.4

Differences for Pinmill about +15 minutes and 0 for height






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[Strathglass]

I agree with Chris.

Walton-on-the-Naze is the standard port for PIN MILL

Times UT, heights metres.

Sat 14 Feb Walton-on-the-Naze

0448 3.7
1111 0.8
1737 3.4
2326 1.0


Add about 15mins to high water times
and subtract about 8 mins from low water times for times at Pin Mill.

The tide heights are virtually identical.

If you need more info PM me.

Iain



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[Erico]

Thanks to all - looks like I may have to rethink!

Erico

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[themount2]

Haven't you got anything better to do??????????

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[circumnavigation]

Normally I would not respond to an arse like this type of response. My pleasure allows me to take my professional life with my pleasure, but it happens that I can monitor both from wherever I am and on the sea. In this instance P**s O*f

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[DeeGee]

I'm sorry, but your list of events missed that Feb 14th is Valentine's Day. Since this day is a v important one in the life of us yotties, you should get onto whoever wrote yor package.... ;-)

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[DeeGee]

Oh, BTW, is this you....

<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.photoshot.com/articles/book_reviews/martin_parr.shtml>Martin Parr</A>

Sorry, Sir, if I've been less than respectful....

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[themount2]

Sir Circ,
I am humbled beyond belief. Please consider me suitably "P*ss*d Off" as requested.
What we have here is a simple difference of SoH. I had absolutely no intention of demeaning the obvious effort you had put into the original poster's question and I have no doubt he will be eternally grateful, but at the end of the day he did only ask for the tide times. Normally this would be 4 times, 4 heights and 2 ranges (with possibly mean Springs & Neaps added for greater enlightenment)
Your response, to say the least, contained considerably more information than requested. This led to me to the conclusion you had time to spare.
Clearly, it is in your nature to "go over the top" and this gives you great pleasure.
It was not my intention to upset you but obviously I have. I apologise unreservedly.
Brian
ps. please don't respond to any of my posts in the future as I have a life to get on with.
MX & HNY

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[philmarks]

Thanks for letting us know Erico. Make sure you have plenty of beer with you, as few of us might turn up to help. Kepp us posted of any chnages to time and location.

See you then

Regards
Phil et al.

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Phil