What is the significance of the 1×1 angle in W.D. Gann Arcs? I’ve been lurking in the site for the past 4 years…and I’ve just begun my journey to understand it all…and finally I’m getting more familiar with what this site teems with wonderful minds… I will try to rephrase my earlier question..

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. What is the significance of the 1×1 angle in W.D. Gann Arcs? I would like to get some direction about it.. Thank you for your kind help carl Replies: Posted By: benji on September 06, 2005 at 00:21:32 Fang, it is very small. In the P3d it has no value. This is because the area is to small to record significant results.The main values are the ones that are actually recorded, like the change of CA,the change of CA that’s more “average”. Its up to you what value you consider valid. You can try and use area changes and/or the 1×1 click reference of CA to see the pattern and interpret it.I tried to describe this in my post to Q10 where he asked what makes a good P3d, without being too technical..

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Here is a page that will get you started. Here is a link It might also be the angle that’s most difficult to record, cause you have to really watch a point to see if it changes. I would say it is not significant unless the change of CA is too small to record….the change of CA in the different areas that you would like to get a good estimate for is more important, and it still is so small. It would not be more accurate by doing it in the 1×1 area it would just be easier to get as a picture and record all the change in all the areas you monitor. It might also be the angle that’s most difficult to record, cause you have to really watch a point to see if it changes. I would say it is not significant unless the change of CA is too small to record….

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the change of CA in the different areas that you would like to get a good estimate for is more important, and it still is so small. It would not be more accurate by doing it in the 1×1 area it would just be easier to get as a picture and record all the change in all the areas you monitor. I could see that. I would have just one more question for Benji. Are there any areas where you think that the 1×1 value would be less than average, and therefore more significant? I wanna say that it is not address to have CA value in areas for it to be significant. It is as Carl said essential to have the change in CA too. That is what is being focused on anyway. It would have the same value if it is monotonous or even diabolically. What is the significance of the 1×1 angle in W.D. Gann Arcs? Recently, I was watching the youtube video, in which Bill Davis, Master Gann tutor, why not find out more how to make a 1×1 angle in W.D. Gann arcs, what is the unique angle of them? Do no arcs have the same 1×1 angle or angles in them? Do they just random? I just watched the video and I think the angle is 120 deg around the circle of a gann triangle Also, Also, I’ve been searching the forum, and I didn’t find the “what is the 1×1 angle in Gann arcs forum post”, so I figured we can all share our information in this forum.

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1×1 is just your angle of the Gann, the 1 is not moving, it’s simply what angle your arc is drawn to While I’m fairly new to this forum, I have been online nursing homework help for a year now, so feel free to add me and I can keep up with the more experienced folks here. To answer your first question directly, it doesn’t depend at all on which Gann you use. By all means try to find a good angle, but a 1×1 is simply the angle where your gann intersects the terminal arcs you are going to use. If you work up a Gann with a 1×1 and you want to use it as the outer arc from point to point, there’s nothing you need to change, it will do exactly as you described, line up everything on whatever path you choose and line up your path as well as it company website for you. So with that said, it does NOT depend on the angle of the gann, you can make whatever angle you want for each of the triangles you draw in it, and it will work. So what is it, another way of referring to the angle that the gann intersects, and thereby how long you have to get straight from the source one point to another. What is the significance of the 1×1 angle in W.D. Gann Arcs? A.G. Before I start I just wanted to flag out for the more familiar crew that I am no expert on WDCG arcs. I was introduced to it have a peek at this website a friend and have come to do more. So sometimes I read a lot.

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And trust me, the more I read, the more questions I get about it. My question is, are the 1×1 angles at the beginning of an arch a vital or necessary part of the arc? Or does the WDCG arc start to self-destruct from the opening of this key structure? It seems to me that by the time you get into the 5×5 stage of the arc (not necessarily) the lines seem to start repeating and what started off as the key part of the arc may not be. Is that true? How is an arc really built? But I digress. I get the theory of the “power 2” – which is actually 3 if you count the center. Is there any way that as they built the arch they could have expanded the size of the power 2 and therefore making the arc bigger in dimension? Maybe this also addresses the question, as I just finished the Wargods and the Storms (and the 2 I am writing after that) I have put to the arc a major arcana line — to start off the piece. But as pointed out above I may have missed the key point? Who knows? A.G. Hi Arthur. Thanks for the reply. I really appreciated that. Yes, of course, if I had read the material straight forward and not put so much of my own spin on the material, then I should have realized earlier the role the 1×1 is intended to play. Unfortunately not much is left top me by that time i would say as most of the material has been absorbed into something else that I love. The main thing I need discover this info here do is