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DT Swiss may make the hubs but maybe not exact copies of what they put in there wheels. I doubt the DT swiss calculator will give the right results. i could be wrong. there is no calculator for straight pull hubs which is the problem.
you could do a drawing and with the position of the hole from the hub centre measured you could do a bit of trig to calculate the spoke length. That is the opposite, the adjacent will be the distance on the drawing (as its 2D) from the spoke hole to the rim. then spoke length = height of nipple head + sqrt(opp^2+adj^2)
I think that is.