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>in some coordinate geometry You will find such difficulties when locating a point by two lines that intersect at a small angle. Finding an adjace...
I don't think there is a problem in using the sine of a small angle unless you are dividing by it. The best way to check your application is to do a ...
Oops. I didn't remember that. Older links with reviews and comments:The [msg=198196]thread[/msg] Don referred toand a [msg=202661]thread[/msg] with ...
I, too, was really hoping to find out what answers you got from the interviewees.
Another [msg=209576]current thread[/msg] illustrates the danger of just finding a pin and not assessing the whole situation. Somebody appears to have...
Here's a good onePaden, good question to see if they know what they're doing, not just how they usually do it.Some more possible questions:**You see s...
You say you've rechecked the zone, but have you rechecked NAD27 vs NAD83 and feet vs meters?
How often do you change the AA batteries versus the old unit's C cells? How do the operating costs in batteries compare?
Background infoA quick lesson in heights, as I think I understand them. I know just enough to be dangerous, so welcome corrections.-----Still water s...
Background infoDoes someone on your projects understand the things I alluded to, for instance how to find dynamic height from orthometric height or ra...
Background infoThe prior thread on what I presume to be the same project is [msg=171761]here[/msg]The ultimate goal stated there was to find the tilt ...
The 49.5 ft width given is the right of way (abbreviated ROW), which the government body that maintains the road has control of (either by easement or...
It's hard for anyone to understand the situation and make intelligent comments when you are giving the information in bits and pieces. I think we now...