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aLamon Miller, post: 385691, member: 553 wrote: sounds like the fence guy is practicing land surveying a) Don't they (nearly) all do that?b) Is there...
Holy Cow, post: 385573, member: 50 wrote: Now if I could find a way to stop getting those calls For me it's "cardholder services" with the "last chan...
I have to admit I don't have direct knowledge of any particular EDM technology. But in general they rely on a radio frequency modulation of the IR li...
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I was able to log in this morning and change my subscription choices, which were suddenly everything possible, and certainly not what I had formerly s...
In the last couple days, I've had a half-dozen notices of new postings on there. They didn't sound too interesting so I just deleted them. I haven't...
That Iowa line was about 10 miles from my house. I wish I'd have been able to catch them at work and watch.Perhaps this thread is a place to ask a st...
Daniel Ralph, post: 384501, member: 8817 wrote: How are you at repelling? Spelling police: I'm afraid I would be terribly bad at repelling invaders,...
James Vianna, post: 384527, member: 120 wrote: typical field notes from the late 1700' I'm amazed at how easily read those notes are. I expected to ...
Find a 1940-1970's elementary surveying book to get a feel for many aspects of the era of transit and chain and manual calculation. I have a Davis, F...
[SARCASM]It doesn't have geodetic, magnetic, and grid on it.[/SARCASM]
Kent McMillan, post: 384142, member: 3 wrote: So, where s = 5.8mm, the 68% confidence error ellipse would have a semi-major axis of 1.510 x 5.8 = 8.7m...
Kent McMillan, post: 384111, member: 3 wrote: Except that the semi-major axis of even a circular error ellipse around a coordinate with standard error...
Kent McMillan, post: 384052, member: 3 wrote: distance is the root sum of squares of the N and E components In a specific instance of one actual erro...