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bill93
bill93
@bill93
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Joined: July 1, 2010 9:00 pm
Last seen: September 16, 2026 9:27 pm
Topics: 291 / Replies: 9708
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RE: Help Me Understand Resection

There have been several discussions of this topic that show up in a search:

5 years ago
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RE: Need Advise

I think I found the right properties on the GIS, just west of where two former railroads crossed, but the shapes don't all match that survey, so some ...

5 years ago
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RE: Need Advise

Now at my desk computer, I can see this is in Otsego Co., NY, just east of Oneonta and at the Delaware Co. line.

5 years ago
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RE: Need Advise

Bump. This post must have been too far down the list when the new poster was approved, so nobody saw it. Having the traveled way shown on a document ...

5 years ago
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RE: Direction towards a city

If you maintained a constant heading east (constant latitude), yes you go north of the target. But the great circle, shortest path, goes to higher lat...

5 years ago
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RE: Direction towards a city

I would think great circle, which the above numbers represent. That way you are always heading for the shortest path to the destination. The compass h...

5 years ago
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RE: Should GPS work on this site?

I have 4000sse receivers. I started with the sst but it does not meet the project requirements.?ÿ I was able to get some shaky OPUS positions with it...

5 years ago
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RE: Should GPS work on this site?

The goal was to submit to OPUS Share for the NGS GPSonBM program.?ÿ OPUS only uses GPS for now.

5 years ago
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RE: Should GPS work on this site?

The 4.5 hour session with the antenna 1.5 meters above the mark, compared to the first one at 0.5 meter, was only slightly better in observations used...

5 years ago
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RE: Direction towards a city

You also need to know the current magnetic declination at your location.?ÿ The magnetic pole is not the same as the geographic pole. For that lat/lon ...

5 years ago
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RE: Good thing I'm not a surveyor

Truncated usually refers to dropping least digits. To be clear this example should specify truncate high order digits. But the right way I think is t...

5 years ago
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RE: Should GPS work on this site?

I raised the antenna to 1.5 m and rigged an additional brace at 90 degrees from the first using a second tripod. I'm collecting data right now. After...

5 years ago
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RE: Should GPS work on this site?

?ÿAs a rule of thumb, anything that wouldn't readily heat up in a microwave oven is nearly transparent to the GPS signal. I think that includes cloth....

5 years ago
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RE: YouTube

I've been fascinated by the first few I watched. I couldn't have kept up with you on those slopes even when I was your age, and my eyes were never as ...

5 years ago
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RE: Should GPS work on this site?

No military installations that I know of in the area, and this week's test session with no problem was much closer to the major defense contractor.

5 years ago
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RE: Should GPS work on this site?

I can't rule that out, but there are no suspects in plain sight. To test that, I guess I could simultaneously run my second receiver a few meters to ...

5 years ago
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RE: Should GPS work on this site?

Since a pole can't sit on the center of the disk with the cannon in the way, I have to rig something non-standard to center the antenna over it. If I ...

5 years ago
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RE: Should GPS work on this site?

4.5 hours.?ÿ And I don't think shortage of satellites was a problem. Why would it help to block satellites that it isn't going to receive? I can perh...

5 years ago
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RE: Should GPS work on this site?

I argue that we are happy with 1 cm vertical error on the GPS session, and any construction level used with care can transfer elevation with an error ...

5 years ago
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