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dmyhill
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Joined: January 26, 2011 4:49 pm
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Topics: 176 / Replies: 2912
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RE: This link demands two threads: 1: Mounting a Base on a Truck

Adam, post: 354829, member: 8900 wrote: I use this set up for basically all of my gnss work. I try to park on pavement, thats ideal. I haven't really ...

11 years ago
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RE: This link demands two threads: 1: Mounting a Base on a Truck

Nate The Surveyor, post: 354822, member: 291 wrote: I have worked in Chicago, when the wind would nearly pick up the vehicle. But, what would that do ...

11 years ago
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RE: Texas RPLS Fee discussion

Bushwhacker, post: 354410, member: 10727 wrote: The one that I remember was a Corps of Engineers contract but either POB or Professional Surveyor had ...

11 years ago
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RE: Texas RPLS Fee discussion

Kent McMillan, post: 354345, member: 3 wrote: Yes, although, except in the case of the most routine tasks, the various parts of the survey will be muc...

11 years ago
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RE: This link demands two threads: 1: Mounting a Base on a Truck

Adam, post: 354688, member: 8900 wrote: Heres a pick of my setup. What do you do with this? (What sort of work?)Assuming that you have done some so...

11 years ago
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RE: This link demands two threads: 1: Mounting a Base on a Truck

Adam, post: 354688, member: 8900 wrote: Heres a pick of my setup.What do you do with that? What sort of movement do you get at the top there (in wind...

11 years ago
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RE: Texas RPLS Fee discussion

Kent McMillan, post: 354209, member: 3 wrote: The obvious way around price fixing is to discuss the level of effort that various types of surveys requ...

11 years ago
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RE: RTK on the Baseline

Warren Smith, post: 350486, member: 9900 wrote: Is your inverse calculated at ground - or grid? Could make up the 0.02'. Ok, I admit it, I did not...

11 years ago
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RE: This link demands two threads: 1: Mounting a Base on a Truck

MightyMoe, post: 350269, member: 700 wrote: I suppose you might consider that localizing. Yeah, I think that qualifies. 🙂

11 years ago
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RE: This link demands two threads: 2: Advantages of Extremely short baselines

Paul in PA, post: 350105, member: 236 wrote: A Baseline consists of at least two control points. One base and one rover is not and never will be a Bas...

11 years ago
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RE: This link demands two threads: 1: Mounting a Base on a Truck

Nate The Surveyor, post: 350075, member: 291 wrote: Um. Yes. I'm doing it. When you do it, Do the demo. I got the demo, then bought 6 mos later. I'd h...

11 years ago
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RE: This link demands two threads: 1: Mounting a Base on a Truck

MightyMoe, post: 350161, member: 700 wrote: I'm not sure what the point of the diagram is. I've been putting my base on the truck for 20 years now. Th...

11 years ago
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RE: Star*Net Carlson Converter question

It do not think that it was aborted, it resulted in a stored point. The .rw5 for some reason did not include the following: OC,OP1000,N 250645.07070,...

11 years ago
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RE: GPS vs. GPS & Conventional Combined Adjustment

Kent McMillan, post: 348863, member: 3 wrote: Two vectors using the same observations would he correlated since they have the same rover observations ...

11 years ago
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RE: GPS vs. GPS & Conventional Combined Adjustment

Kent McMillan, post: 348044, member: 3 wrote: Okay, there clearly is a disconnect in this discussion if so many posters are unaware of the possibility...

11 years ago
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