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That's great guys - thanks a million. Should I be able to determine traverse accuracy ( 1 in xx,000) if I perform check ties on an open traverse. Shou...
Thanks for your reply Holy Cow. Unfortunately I don't have much experience of surveying yet so I was wondering how many check points others use per st...
when doing an open traverse how many common check points should be shot/established per station setup? ?ÿ
Your right - I am scared of shooting building corners reflectorless and using it as control. I've had some dodgy results shooting reflectorless in the...
Great advise Norman - thanks I did my first open traverse yesterday and shot some common check points from the stations. I was disappointed with the r...
thanks for you help guys did an open traverse today. I used the corners of a house as checks from successive stations. How much agreement in x,y,z for...
a diagram of "forming a double tie from independent locations" would be really cool. I have trouble visualizing from words. Cheers, Andrew
True corner - could you expand on what you mean please by "double tie from independent locations" instead of closing a traverse. I think we use differ...
Thanks for the replies guys. For the purposes of this survey its not necessary to survey the adjoining property. This client has to have a topo done o...
Thanks for the reply Jim. What I'm doing though is not strictly traversing round the shed as I'm not turning the angle STN21-SNT3-STN4 when I occupy S...
Norman - what do other people do?
thanks for your reply Bill. I'm sure I will use least square some time. For now when I'm setting up over my new intermediate station I backsight one o...
mine is a Trimble S7
Posted by: jim.cox Reflectorless is always a bit of a gamble. I dont think the fancy lights will be the issue Reflectorless is always a bit of a gambl...
Hi guys I use LSS and it does have an offset function for stringing points. I don't like it though as it leaves two parallel lines on the drawing (one...
Posted by: fobos8 ?ÿ Currently when I survey walls I use my boot as an offset which at its widest point is 110mm. So I just put the pole to the side o...