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Most basic exams involve manual erection of a complete chart. Students practising the manual chart erection exercises are welcome to print these chart blanks below - then photocopy from the printed original. With many people using computers to erect astrology charts these days, the manual calculation exam module can be a challenge for those without practise. The calculation method I teach you provides accurate results to the arc-second, using an Ephemeris and Table of Houses.  Students may email me to check the accuracy of calculations. Consider creating special handcrafted charts. I create a limited number of handcrafted charts for gift giving. I print a blank on parchment and use calligraphic pens and inks to create 'olde world' charts. I roll, wrap and tie them as a scroll. Those now behind glass and framed look really impressive :)

SINGLE WHEEL

BI-WHEEL

A bi-wheel blank to plot transits around a radical chart in the centre, usually a natal chart; or you can place two natal charts around each other for comparison of energies between people; or plot a solar eclipse around a corporation chart. The innder  called the radical chart. 

ASPECT GRID

Aspect grids are used to note the aspects between planets and points. Here is a blank aspect grid for bi-wheels and an half-grid for single wheels. By convention, planets and points of the inner chart of a bi-wheel are the vertical symbols (rows, across) on the aspect grid, and the planets and points of the outer chart are the horizontal symbols (columns, down). If you have a natal chart on the inside of a bi-wheel, with a transit chart around the outside, then the symbol for the aspect between natal mercury and transiting saturn, would be written in row 3, column 7.