The GTS-2B book claims 7200 ft on one prism under ideal atmospheric conditions, and 14,100 ft (4300m) with 9 prisms.?ÿ So apparently they didn't have ...

It turns out the wording isn't clear. You're going to have to find an official interpretation. 12.7.2.8.B (8) An ALTA/?ÿNSPS survey?ÿis a boundary s...

I don't know if it's on the test, but Michigan is unusual in having an oblique Mercator Georef system in addition to more common SPC zones.

That's going to depend on your definition of a road. Does a dirt path count? Does it have to be maintained by a government entity?

It isn't that the number shrinks so much as it is the turnoffs get much steeper.

But where will you live then? Another state? I thought you liked FL.

I'd never seen a GTS-2. It probably won't sell for much on ebay, but the tribrach is worth something and maybe someone wants the power cable and a bat...

Monuments are for the land owner, too, not just for other surveyors.?ÿ If he finds monuments (rebars?) at distances that match the plat within his tap...

95% sounds pretty good, until you restate it as "1 in 20 of our measurements are out of spec"

That's a different interpretation from mine, but equally valid since we can't put a micrometer to his cutouts.

The photo doesn't display on my desktop computer, either. It says there are errors in the jpg file.

moot I see this a lot, unfortunately. Asst. Spelling Police, jr grade.

dms330 gave a good answer. I'll add that a compass doesn't point at the geographic north pole, but at a magnetic pole, so you need a "declination" cor...

A little rich. I doubt it will sell at that price, with free pdf available.

Before AND after, in opposite directions.

Yep, he cheats by not having the pieces lay flat on the grid. In the first picture the slope of the left triangle is 3/8 = 0.375 but the top triangle ...

If you can't get access to set something, are you sure there isn't a mon already there? HB's profile words do not indicate a deed math staker attitud...

Google will get you some discussions.?ÿ Try: site:surveyorconnect.com dutch hill robot

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