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Artie Kay
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RE: Sokkia GRX1

Hi TPRThe Topcon Hiper II appears to be the same receiver - different colour, different badge. So that's maybe an option if Topcon support is better i...

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RE: Surveying "rules of thumb"

> 11) Surveyors work in feet, tenths, and hundredths. The only people who work in inches are carpenters and... and... and... > > I can't rem...

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RE: Surveying "rules of thumb"

If pacing an approximate grid for a topo in open terrain: count 'double paces', ie only when the left (or right) foot hits the ground. A 20 yard grid ...

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RE: gps measure up

It takes so little extra effort and time to log the data that it's worth doing, as others have said you just don't know when you might need it. It's n...

13 years ago
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RE: Good Quotes

I think it was Dolly Parton who said, 'It costs me a fortune to look as cheap as I do'.

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RE: Good Quotes

Picked this up off a TV program so it might not be word for word correct. Margaret Fay Shaw or Campbell was an American folklorist who spent most of h...

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RE: What's the oldest instrument you've worked with?

Set out a house foundation for a friend a while back. He wanted it to be aligned to face due south, we set up a stick and marked the end of the shadow...

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RE: Poll - Whats the Deal?

Yea, but they know how to party..Met a guy at a sports stadium, asked him 'are you a pole vaulter?''No I'm German actually. How did you know my name?'

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RE: Proposed New Calendar Would Make Time Rational

An old Celtic calendar which supposedly existed in parts of Europe and has been suggested for revival, was based on 13 months of 28 days each, adding ...

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RE: Amazing Plane Crash, Everyone Survives

Lots of background info, comments and links on this thread on the pprune forum.Bear in mind it's a 'rumor' site so it's not all verified, accurate new...

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RE: What's the Oldest House You've Surveyed?

Mr. Artie Kay> What on Earth have you chosen as an avatar? If you were in the southern US one might guess it to be the legendary chupacabra.Holy C...

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RE: What's the Oldest House You've Surveyed?

Not strictly 'houses' any more at 5000 or so years old, but I was involved in a survey here for coastal protection, which we tied to existing survey c...

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RE: Tools of the trade

In Scotland and probably the rest of the UK it's a 'piercing rod' or 'piercer'. There's a bigger version known as a quarry spike or quarry bar - still...

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RE: Survey work in Belgium #27 (pics)

Very interesting Christof, thanks for that. Reminds me how basic things still are in Scotland in spite of the system havings its origins 700 years ago...

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RE: Degree confluence project

Hi BillHere's a site that gives the photographer/explorer a lot more flexibility and an incentive to find something really interesting.The kilometre s...

13 years ago
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RE: Sokkia GSR2700 ISX GPS replacement batteries

Thanks Phil and Steve.That NTA2442 battery looks as if it's for the Allegro CX data collector which was sold with these units. The GPS battery is flat...

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