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john-hamilton
john-hamilton
@john-hamilton
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Joined: September 13, 2010 5:25 am
Last seen: September 19, 2026 8:33 am
Topics: 409 / Replies: 3051
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RE: TBC antenna models

Can't get it to work....OK, so there aren't any instructions on how to get TBC to recognize the files. I made a new ngs_antennas.atx file from the atx...

13 years ago
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RE: TBC antenna models

Jim: I was not aware of that. I had looked through the config directory, and, not seeing any large files, made the assumption that TBC would not use t...

13 years ago
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RE: TBC antenna models

Thanks for getting in touch with Peter. We go way back, first met him in 1986 on the first GPS job I ever did, which was for the company he worked for...

13 years ago
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RE: Gons? from the distance, angles and bearings thread

I use grads in all my field work because it is so much easier to deal with programatically (no need to convert from DD.MMSS to DD.ddddd, etc). 100 is ...

13 years ago
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RE: TBC antenna models

Alan: I have been using the igs absolute model. I believe they have more rigorous methods of testing and modeling, but probably the difference between...

13 years ago
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RE: TBC antenna models

Thanks, Jim. The trimble doc is somewhat helpful, but doesn't tell you how to make the .pct (or .ngs, or .ife) files. I do remember readings Peter's w...

13 years ago
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RE: Determining silt volume

What I have found out is that a dual frequency system will give the depth to various layers. We have a single frequency only system. And there are "su...

13 years ago
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RE: Determining silt volume

I thought about that, Steve. It would have to be a frequency that penetrates the silt but not the solid ground.

13 years ago
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RE: Determining silt volume

I told him one way was to probe to solid, but that would best be done on a flat boat with a small drill rig or something similar. I did do a silt samp...

13 years ago
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RE: OPUS Projects training

I think there is some confusion regarding OPUS Projects. It is not the same as bluebooking. The results will not be published on datasheets (not autom...

13 years ago
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RE: mini prism

Chris: t is not real heavy. Easy to carry. Never had a problem with it in the wind, but I probably never used it in real high winds. We have an S6 hig...

13 years ago
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RE: mini prism

here is what we use, from seco (5216-00). I have been using this for deformation surveys for almost 9 years now. Also great for a lot of other work. T...

13 years ago
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RE: Starting a description from a coordinate

Loyal inferred it...a properly established coordinate is just as good as if not better than a physical monument which can easily disappear. However, a...

13 years ago
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RE: mini prism with rebotic total station

mini prism with robotic total stationExcept for topo, I almost always use a seco mini prism with my robotic S6. There is more potential error in a 360...

13 years ago
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RE: HP 41 CX For Sale with Card Reader, Surveying Mod. & more

Jim: what emulator are you using? I need something that will run on windows 7.

13 years ago
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RE: Another visit to the CBL (and another and another...)

That is a ZNL, a zenith nadir plummet. A much more accurate way to center a tribrach over a point than using a standard optical plummet. I have an old...

13 years ago
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RE: The "Diaries" were Field Books

repro trick for pencilKind of on a tangent, but...The local recorder of Deeds office (Allegheny County PA) has most of its information in paper deed b...

13 years ago
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RE: Wild T12

What's an ARK2Dave: here are some pics of my ARK2. I have used it underground a few times, both in the US and in South America. Through the scope...

13 years ago
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