Using astro.com to get Vedic degrees (chart)

[savanna]

When you now select sidereal zodiac option, there are several new Ayanamsha options to choose from.

Ayanamsha

Ayanamsha is the deviation in degrees of the sidereal from the tropical zodiac at a given epoch.
Sidereal astrologers dissent from each other on the question where exactly in the firmament the sidereal zodiac should have its initial point (0° Aries). For this reason, there are several different sidereal zodiacs. These are defined by their respective ayanamshas.http://www.astro.com/astrology/in_ayanamsha_e.htm

 

[gorani2000]

Why generated Vedic Chart from astro.com for divisional charts, and gemerated from astrosage.com are the same only for D1 and D9 not for D10 amd D60 ?

 

[Panditdevsharma]

1. In the chart drawing style section, select “Extended Chart Selection” from the Free Horoscope menu.
2. Choose “Equal House” as House System and select “Whole Sign” as Zodiacal Reference System for Vedic Astrology
3. Enter your birth details and click on “Click here to show chart”
4. The chart will show you the planetary positions and the house placements in the Vedic degrees

Note: astro.com offers both Western & Vedic charts; make sure you select the Vedic option to get accurate readings
View specific degrees by hovering your mouse over planets or points on your chart. This method gives you access to Vedic degrees on the astro.com
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[Humanitarian]

Why generated Vedic Chart from astro.com for divisional charts, and gemerated from astrosage.com are the same only for D1 and D9 not for D10 amd D60 ?

I think that from D10 chart till D60 chart (10th harmonic to 60th harmonic), you use the harmonic chart selection (enter harmonic number in the day section of the transit date), and also use the sidereal method, too, and voilà, a divisional chart is made!
Edit 1: Oops, it's completely different than that!

 

[Humanitarian]

I think that from D10 chart till D60 chart (10th harmonic to 60th harmonic), you use the harmonic chart selection (enter harmonic number in the day section of the transit date), and also use the sidereal method, too, and voilà, a divisional chart is made!
Edit 1: Oops, it's completely different than that!

Notes: The formula for a planet in a divisional chart is:
y: sign number
x: divisional number
z: in-sign degree of the planet
n: the degree of a planet in a divisional chart
=> The formula is: n = 30y + z/x