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Hi David,
If you draw a circle of 1/2 the solar radius on the projection of the sun, then count the groups and sunspots:
day
see
UT
g
s
W
ng
ns
sg
ss
Obs
cg cs
03
G
0130
7
45
115
5
34
2
11
5
37
04
E
0045
9
40
130
5
23
4
17
6
28
06
G
0045
6
40
100
3
23
3
17
2
15
07
G
0015
6
43
103
3
33
3
10
2
9
08
G
0045
6
45
105
3
36
3
9
2
33
10
G
0015
3
36
66
1
28
2
8
1
28
11
G
0300
4
47
87
2
32
2
15
1
30
12
G
0600
5
50
100
2
25
3
25
2
25
13
G
0030
6
52
112
3
23
3
29
3
31
14
E
0130
10
67
167
4
26
6
41
3
30
15
G
0015
9
57
147
3
16
6
41
3
23
16
G
0530
6
32
92
1
2
5
30
2
13
17
G
0130
8
46
126
1
2
7
44
3
15
18
G
0045
8
50
130
1
2
7
48
5
26
19
G
0015
8
54
134
1
2
7
52
5
33
21
E
0045
5
36
86
0
0
5
36
4
28
22
E
0100
5
39
89
0
0
5
39
2
19
23
E
0045
6
53
113
0
0
6
53
1
3
24
E
0100
6
56
116
1
4
5
52
1
19
27
G
0015
8
71
151
3
33
5
38
3
34
28
G
0500
9
75
165
4
38
5
37
6
43
29
F
0530
9
72
162
5
39
4
33
2
7
30
G
0045
10
80
180
5
35
5
45
4
32
Not too many folks (about 7 or 8) who do this but for those who do, there are columns in the SunEntry database.
Rodney
Thanks for the
Rodney,
Thanks for the explanation
David