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jimcox
jimcox
@jimcox
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Joined: July 1, 2010 10:02 pm
Last seen: October 14, 2026 7:55 pm
Topics: 219 / Replies: 1901
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RE: Trimble SX12

Sorry Richard, To join Trimble's beta testers, you are expected to purchase the new kit.

6 years ago
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RE: Topcon 8203 with TSC2 and survey pro

There are two different ways that data transmit/receive wires in a serial cable can be wired up. You may need a 'null modem' in the line to reverse t...

6 years ago
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RE: Control Points Using GPS and Total Station

May I suggest that, if the ends of your traverse are not inter-visible, you want two points at each end. ?ÿ

6 years ago
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RE: Direction towards a city

rhumb line or great circle ?

6 years ago
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RE: How does refelctorless on newer Trimble robots compare to S6

@350rocketmike Australian / Kiwi surveying term for total station or theodolite. More generally any piece of mechanical equipment. Probably came fr...

6 years ago
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RE: How does refelctorless on newer Trimble robots compare to S6

@bstrand With DR it pays shoot at least 3 points on every surface. That way you can tell which distance is wrong.

6 years ago
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RE: How does refelctorless on newer Trimble robots compare to S6

We have both S6 and S8 jiggers The reflectorless is better on the S6. The S8 is fussier about angle of incidence and on target reflectivity. They al...

6 years ago
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RE: Level versus Ziplevel 2000 (pressurized hydrostatic altimeter)

We use a zip level sometimes. They can be very handy for getting into tight places. They are useful for doing floor level surveys in earthquake damag...

6 years ago
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RE: The Finest Walk In The World

@williwaw Yup three big ones - the largest at 8.1. But at a distance and deep, so no major damage Tsunami warnings issued have just been lifted

6 years ago
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RE: Hello from Edmonton Canada

Waving back at you from deep Down Under

6 years ago
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RE: The Finest Walk In The World

@sergeant-schultz ?ÿ No, real New Zealand. This part of the country was too rugged for the film crews

6 years ago
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