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That first diagram leaves out a critical assumption-you have to precisely straddle local noon. I think if I follow its instructions at 3:00 and 3:15 ...
Cartesian coordinates are generally the most useful representation of your data when you want to calculate relationships of points. Given some angles...
oops you are correctWell, that certainly simplifies the problem, although I doubt you will get a unanimous answer.A very likely answer is that since t...
there are no other facts to consider.I'm afraid the academic answer is "it depends." In the real world, there are probably other pertinent facts, but...
Time to gather testimony from the grantor, his heirs, or anyone else who may know more about what was intended.Unless that strip down the middle is be...
I don't see how you can objectively test RPP standards.>The chi test of STarNet is not based on measurements taken on the job at handIt DOES test t...
>3. (A) The point of land where the 1% line crosses over to the backwater is at 4539.7Amazing - a logical, practical result in connection with a go...
This [msg=277350]thread[/msg]?
I'd be somewhat worried that the town officials got the impression "Radar made a bunch of mistakes and the other firm kept us out of trouble," and tha...
Star*Net uses one of those values depending on which code you use to feed it your data. Each one needs to be set to be realistic for that data.Angles...
Does the adjoiner to the south know of the situation? You might need to get a easement from that person, too?
Difference explained in old threadThe nugget in those old threads is Dennis Milbert's post about 80% of the way down [msg=242017]this thread[/msg]
If you get an entry level job, you may get good at the tasks but never learn enough of what's going on in the equipment and why you do what they tell ...
No Angle At 102, Is Not A TraverseMy own preferred philosophy is to inflate the standard errors by the std err of unit weight IF that increases them, ...
I haven't actually run your numbers, so my post above may or may not be on target for your program.Another thought - try separating the horizontal and...