I use this calculator: https://www.satellite-calculations.com/ ... erence.php
Select Es'Hail-2.
There's no need to fill in the rest of the parameters if all you want are the peak times.
Scroll the map and double-click, or put your address in the box below the map and click "Get location from address".
Refine the position by double-clicking. It only lets you have a few tries.
The location shown in the info box is not always correct, but the lat / long seems to be.
This one is useful for finding the time of local solar noon, which varies from day to day. https://gml.noaa.gov/grad/solcalc/index.html
Brian
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