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larry-scott
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Joined: May 28, 2014 10:48 pm
Last seen: April 9, 2026 5:20 pm
Topics: 61 / Replies: 998
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RE: One for the statistics brainiacs...

rfc, post: 374410, member: 8882 wrote: I've never heard of that. Is there any way to know whether my GTS 255 has such "upper and lower" motions? I've ...

10 years ago
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RE: One for the statistics brainiacs...

I apologize. I'm sure you're applying a high science. And measuring a hundred angles to the marks on an Invar leveling rod, many times, may show a pat...

10 years ago
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RE: One for the statistics brainiacs...

A accurate anglular value is intentionally down graded by introducing an error? Unless the manufacturer stated that, proving that would be hard, a NIS...

10 years ago
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RE: One for the statistics brainiacs...

Kent McMillan, post: 374363, member: 3 wrote: Hmm. Surveying the array geometry by trilateration means distances on the order of about 200m from instr...

10 years ago
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RE: Making your own reflective targets

A black panel with a triangle made of reflector tape.

10 years ago
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RE: US Geographic Center

The Geo center is for the conterminous 48

10 years ago
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RE: One for the statistics brainiacs...

rfc, post: 374096, member: 8882 wrote: Following the line Kris Morgan initiated, if you superimposed the two error eclipses, one of a 5" gun; the othe...

10 years ago
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RE: One for the statistics brainiacs...

Kent McMillan, post: 374063, member: 3 wrote: Assuming that the seeing wasn't the limiting factor on that one, I'd expect the standard error of a dire...

10 years ago
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RE: One for the statistics brainiacs...

Dane Mince, post: 374072, member: 296 wrote: nope you cannot make gold out of lead.... A one second instrument is more precise than a five second inst...

10 years ago
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RE: One for the statistics brainiacs...

Kent McMillan, post: 374051, member: 3 wrote: The usual standard is to specify the standard error of a direction angle taken as the mean of F1 and F2 ...

10 years ago
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RE: Help with T3 legs

Or in a trophy case next to your Curta and Berger.

10 years ago
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RE: One for the statistics brainiacs...

Kris Morgan, post: 374009, member: 29 wrote: However, wrapping multiple angles with an old GTS 2B (20" gun) can and will produce the same results as a...

10 years ago
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RE: Dual-frequency Receiver

Does anyone use 3 receivers with static observations anymore? And run networks of point-to-point baselines? And make a network of polygons of dX dY dZ...

10 years ago
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RE: One for the statistics brainiacs...

A 20" second describes the least count on the plate. Not the angle it'll produce.And that determines the procedure that would be required to "better" ...

10 years ago
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RE: Dual-frequency Receiver

Older Ashtech receiver are plenty good for opus solutions. By today's standards, it's hard to make a 2+ static observation. But it works very well. 30...

10 years ago
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RE: One for the statistics brainiacs...

MathTeacher, post: 373925, member: 7674 wrote: It would, however, be due to chance rather than the number of observations.Every textbook, white paper...

10 years ago
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RE: Need advice on building a permanent observation pier

That jet black in summer sun may be an issue. You might wrap it with a Mylar sheet. Like the gold wrap on used the legs of the lunar lander.

10 years ago
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RE: One for the statistics brainiacs...

Accuracy improvement is a power curve. So to improve the accuracy by a factor of 2 (half) you wrap 4x, to cut that in half 16x wraps, another one half...

10 years ago
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RE: One for the statistics brainiacs...

I meant inverse square law of errors.

10 years ago
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RE: Need advice on building a permanent observation pier

No doubt. I just set my T3 on a bathroom scale - case and all. And then there is the battery box which I hang on the tripod leg.How much does that ad...

10 years ago
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