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I had posted earlier "how to use a digital theodolite"

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DEREK G. GRAHAM OLS OLIP
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but I had E-mislaid the link that had the video within:

There are other "interesting" theo-video takes on the site.

BTW-

The origin for the particular instrument came from an equipment dealer flogging the Site Pro DT 05.

http://hupshenghware.com/product_info.php?currency=USD&products_id=1239&language=en&osCsid=dcf17b097904e0da305936a98fb941a5

Cheers

Derek


 
Posted : November 22, 2011 2:35 pm
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Unfortunately, this doesn't surprise me. I once had four engineering students approach me on a job to ask a few questions. We were happy to explain what we were doing and we let them take a few shots with the total station. They seemed completely lost by what we told them (which was pretty basic) and said they had not learned anything like that in class.

I'm sure their instructor would say the class is just to give them a basic idea of the principles of surveying and what the instruments are used for, but it seems like it would be just as easy to teach them proper use of the equipment. What if some of their students actually intended to be surveyors?


 
Posted : November 22, 2011 3:45 pm