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The over-exposed plat PRM reminds me of the mowers' markers (SRD monuments) found along Florida's Turnpike in your county.
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The RTK position of the section corner was 0.47 feet off from the calculated position. The traverse position was off by about 6 feet.
I didn't explain the traverse correctly. The RTK control was not 100 feet apart. Actually, it was about 200 feet apart. The second leg was about 100 f...
Where can I find Chuck Rushton's SPC50 program? How does your custom map closure program work?
We were traversing to find and locate a calculated point. I don't understand your second question. Are you asking me if we started the traverse from t...
If it were up to me, I would always double angles when running a traverse.
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The traverse was open-ended. The office calculated the position of the section corner. It was not part of our traverse. I believe there were 5 travers...
The position of the closing monument has not been verified by my company. If I understand you correctly, your method works to detect a blunder at one ...
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We used the last foresight as a backsight for the return traverse.
After cutting line for a few hours I was wondering why we just didn't wander out there with a compass. There was nothing to locate along the way. We h...
Yeah, at one traverse point I was standing on a patch of grass. I watched the plate bubble float from side to side as I gently shifted my weight from ...
Sorry Kent! Not trying to contradict you. Got too eager. Tried to remove my last post, but couldn't.
I have a silly question. Why use the coordinates generated by the SET 3C's onboard COGO program? Maybe those coordinates are proprietary to the magnet...
Thanks for your advice! How would I get the right scale factors?
Thanks for your advice! We're using a range pole and a bipod.