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@hi-staker?ÿ I think you need to read it again. These are "2-acre" and "8-acre" divisions of Lot 1.
From my engineering background, I would expect each signal L1, L2, etc. of each satellite to occupy one channel.?ÿ Besides, that lets them advertise t...
At a minimum, I would think it necessary to get a print where numbers and other labels are not on top of each other.
I've used older Garmins and they didn't come with state plane options but did have UTM meters. One had a custom projection that could do a Transverse ...
The discussion of someone buying a property, subdividing it themselves, and selling it with reference to their monuments has no bearing on the case of...
If you and the neighbor have agreed on and monumented a physical line, I see no conflict in you measuring and filing the paperwork. If you have agreed...
You can't say how far the fly will travel until you know the speeds. Are you trying to set up the sum of a series? If so, you need more I formation. ...
You don't say what is the important parameter being monitored-horizontal, vertical, or both. That could affect the answers. I'm not an expert either?...
I didn't see the speed of the fly given. If it is the speed of the train it flies a half mile. If it is super fast, it flies back and forth many times...
@holy-cow?ÿ I suppose one could convert to International Rods. Fortunately the only place it makes a practical difference is in SPC or similar proje...
The discrepancy came from industry using 25.4 cm/inch exactly, which converts to the international foot. It prevailed over the older US definition whe...
@holy-cow?ÿ Sounds a lot like the situation at my sister's place. The gravel 66 ft county road seems to be entirely north of the section line and her...
The banner is spelled incorrectly. Deprecation (definition 4):?ÿthe act or process of no longer supporting the use of a function, value, feature, etc...
According to Wikipedia, this is the high point of Kansas at elevation 4039 ft. Not much topography there.?ÿ ?ÿ Iowa has a somewhat similarly unimp...
+And it doesn't tell you to rely on GIS to find the boundary.
On the plus side it does have some cautions and doesn't claim to make professionals obsolete. On the downside it mentions $500 for a survey. It is a...