TOPCON 802A-R (ROBOTIC) Total Station:
• 2002/2003 model (Purchased 9/15/2002)
• 30X magnification
• 3" accuracy / 1" minimum reading
• Dual-axis compensation
Package Includes:
• Instrument
• Case
• Rain cover
• Tool kit and cloth
• BC-27BR battery charger
• 2 batteries (BT-56Q) -- Last Re-Cell 10/2011 (Good Health)
• Sun scope and lens cover
• Hirose to DB9 data collector cable
• 12-Volt power adapter with cigarette plug
• Hayes Bantam X Long-Range Bluetooth Radio System (Parani S10) + Spare Antennas
• RC2 communication and remote control system
• Instrument and RC2 manuals
• Brand-New TOPCON TR-101 Tribrach
This instrument was purchased new in September of 2002 and has been used only by me since new (self-employed). It is a very accurate and reliable instrument. Everything in the package is in good working order. I would rate the instrument itself as a 9 on visual condition. The case has normal exterior wear as does the RC2 remote.
Add a prism and data collector and you will have a complete robotic setup. The RC2 can also offer communication with the proper cable and data collection driver.
Price: $3,950.00
Shipping/Delivery Negotiable. Will meet a buyer within a reasonable distance of southern Wisconsin.
Thanks
Is that gun a reflectorless instrument?
I don't think it's reflectorless. I'll vouch for accuracy though. The 802AR was my sole experience with Topcon and I was impressed with the horizontal and vertical closures it produced.
> I don't think it's reflectorless. I'll vouch for accuracy though. The 802AR was my sole experience with Topcon and I was impressed with the horizontal and vertical closures it produced.
Not a refectorless gun, but it is extremely accurate. Purchased a new DS series; the only reason it is being sold.
Thanks,
Matt
Can you forward a copy of the instructions for the Hayes bluetooth radios. I have a pair but can't seem to get them to work.
Thanks in advance.
Matt
> Can you forward a copy of the instructions for the Hayes bluetooth radios. I have a pair but can't seem to get them to work.
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> Thanks in advance.
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> Matt
Hayes has support documents here:
http://www.hayeshelp.com/blog/content/robotics
Depending upon which collection system you are using.
Matt
That RC2 might be worth that much by itself. A dealer told me that they are very hard to find now.
Combine this setup with CTs [msg=302946]Ranger Data Collector[/msg] listed above and you can have a nice robotic system for around $5,600.00.
Thanks for looking,
Matt
