In August, 1984, I, along with Pablo and some other volunteers from the South Central Chapter of PLSW, helped on the CBL established about 12 miles So...
> Leonard,> That was a tongue in cheek joke...unless Mighty has forgot a few things I've tried to teach him over the years. :excruciating: >...
I could send you mine, but since I've been retired and what I have left over in equipment is in various places in some storage sheds, I probably can't...
> Who shows acreage to 4 decimal places? I never could figure that one out. Sometimes a foot wedge works too, but we're not allowed to say that (...
Harold, we were within 0°00'04" with our calc's.
SPC zone does not even come into play for determining the azimuth or bearing of the line observed.
I couldn't get my HP 75C program to load into the 75C computer memory, and my old 86B uses the older input data, Equ. of time, etc., so that one would...
NEVER!Jim:This must be Wednesday "Humor" post, don't you think?
Slope Chaining?Chained many miles with a 300' tape using a plumb bob on each end holding waist high, a clino for verticle angles shooting close to the...
That is a confusing way to do an input for quadrant. Never used a cogo program that the input was that way. The ones I have used have been: 45^1, 45^2...
Must have carried an old chisel so the marks would look old. 🙂
What happened to the stone?
Norman:The spirals pertain to the track layout, not the survey line.
All Data Is Correct For A Highway CurvePaul:The data for each of the curves is pretty similar for the highway curve and the railroad curve. Some data ...
All Data Is Correct For A Highway CurveI missed a number which made it appear that the stationing was getting smaller going from the labeled P.C. stat...
Appears that there are a lot of mislabeling of the parameters, stationing running backwards (getting smaller)from what is labeled P.C. Calc'ing a 1°08...
"In many cases the attorney asks for an ALTA because he has been told that ALTAs are good surveys, when he really wants a boundary and topo".In most c...
> "I work on the grid"> > That must be nice - I'm usually at an elevation of ±7000', so I work on the ground and calculate on the grid (if re...