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Peg Testing the Wild N3 Level

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scott-zelenak
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If you've never had the pleasure this is the sweetest beast ever.
It can be remarkably easy or unbearably difficult to level up.
I love the girl.

Frank Casey levels the split bubbles

Behind Frank you can see waterline marks on the Jersey Barriers from our "friend" Sandy.

Looking down the peg line at the 2 and 3 meter invar rods.

Andrew Speranza and John Reilly (behind) check the manual and check the numbers.

A few resources.
Setting up an N3 with a video;

http://www.precisionequipmentrental.com/training-setting.php

An N3 tutorial with special emphasis on the split level bubble;

http://www.shooterplus.com/n3setup/n3_1_3d.html

The Wild Heerbrugg N3 PDF;

http://www.culaciati.cl/folleto/WILD%20N3.pdf

More evidence of Sandy's passage.
Waterlines on the outside deck retaining wall of a bar.

On a building

On a fenceline


 
Posted : November 11, 2012 2:16 pm
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Thank you Scott, et al.


 
Posted : November 11, 2012 2:29 pm