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jhframe
jhframe
@jim-frame
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Joined: July 1, 2010 10:44 am
Last seen: September 19, 2026 10:40 am
Topics: 465 / Replies: 7012
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RE: Schonstedt MAGGIE Magnetic Locator

Zoidberg, post: 358217, member: 8841 wrote: I've used them before. They work pretty well and they are super portable especially in the woods, but the ...

11 years ago
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RE: Star*net Report now includes "Grid" and "Ground" distances. Why?

The average geoid separation value may also be playing a role in the difference noted. It's an entry on the same options tab where the type of adjust...

11 years ago
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RE: Geomax zoom 80 vs zoom 90 (Leica TS12 vs Leica TS15)

Andrius, post: 358140, member: 11270 wrote: Using Long Range Bluetooth wasn't inspiring also - once DC lost connection about 150 m away, I had to walk...

11 years ago
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RE: Panasonic FZ M1 - long range bluetooth

I'd be skeptical of any BT device that doesn't have an external antenna when it comes to running a robot. It seems that most hardware developers cons...

11 years ago
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RE: Star*net Report now includes "Grid" and "Ground" distances. Why?

Did you change the coordinate system from Local to Grid?

11 years ago
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RE: Geomax zoom 80 vs zoom 90 (Leica TS12 vs Leica TS15)

JH Surveying, post: 358003, member: 11044 wrote: My understanding is the Zoom 80 is based on the TS12 I thought it was based on the 1200, but maybe ...

11 years ago
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RE: California plans drafted by 2 phony engineers

makerofmaps, post: 357648, member: 9079 wrote: But really what if somebody got my number or yours went and got a seal made up. Unless they had a probl...

11 years ago
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RE: Nice looking control point but........................

vern, post: 357263, member: 3436 wrote: His last project according to him was in California last week. When the cost of entry to a new measurement t...

11 years ago
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RE: Nice looking control point but........................

In CA he'd be in clear violation if he was performing the service for another party, e.g. a client. The only scenarios I can imagine in which he'd no...

11 years ago
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RE: So, I was Pegtesting my GPS-RTK yesterday and I found....

Loyal, post: 357136, member: 228 wrote: REPLACE them with the IGS Absolute Calibration data!I agree, though I note that the process may not be bulletp...

11 years ago
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RE: Processing RTK Monitoring Points?

The way I do this is by exporting a gfile from my receiver and importing the gfile into Star*Net. I have to edit the resulting .gps file in order to ...

11 years ago
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RE: 40 min or 20 min Prism Pole Bubble

Also, from Elements of Surveying (USGPO, 1971):

11 years ago
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RE: 40 min or 20 min Prism Pole Bubble

For example, from Level Developments Ltd.: DefinitionThe sensitivity of a level is defined as the change of angle or gradient required to move the bub...

11 years ago
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RE: 40 min or 20 min Prism Pole Bubble

Bill93, post: 357005, member: 87 wrote: How is the sensitivity specified? I can think of too many possibilities. When a 20 minute vial is 20 minutes...

11 years ago
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RE: I need a CAD drawing of a Total Station

Onsiteranger, post: 356890, member: 2247 wrote: Seek them with Google "Sketchup 3dwarehouse" Curious about this, I went to the site and downloaded a...

11 years ago
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RE: Freeware CAD program for survey data.

cptdent, post: 356887, member: 527 wrote: You want to prepare a 90% complete drawing in under 2 minutes? I'm a big fan of F2F, but I don't think I'v...

11 years ago
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RE: This is what I had to deal with last week...

I don't think I'd want it back even if someone decided it was repairable. There's just too much that can go wrong from an impact like that, even if i...

11 years ago
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