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RE: About the relationship between Carlson and Javad

> Cogo. Well, does anybody do calcs in the field? Hmmmm I do!HP-41 or [rarely] laptop!

12 years ago
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RE: Poll - What sidearm do you carry?

> > Only in the US can a 10 year old buy an assault rifle with a 100 round clip but a 40 year old can not buy non-lethal self defense items.WOW...

12 years ago
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RE: GLO Iron Monuments

GLO Iron Monuments - Here are scansI believe that Section 242 of the 1930 Manual (posted above by Dave Ingram), first appeared on Page 229 of the "Adv...

12 years ago
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RE: 100 year old Aspen Bearing Trees

Aspen Scaled by 0.35Pamper or cloth?

12 years ago
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RE: 100 year old Aspen Bearing Trees

> Well, isn't the main point that he was making letters according to some regular pattern that wasn't remarkablty elongated or squashed? Of course!...

12 years ago
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RE: 100 year old Aspen Bearing Trees

I doubt that a "gimbal point scribe" was used in this case. The nature of the "marks" look (to me) more like a series of "points" possibly done with a...

12 years ago
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RE: 100 year old Aspen Bearing Trees

I've seen a few Gamble Oak BTs, but the "best ones" were cut ~3-4 ft. above the ground at the time of scribing, and have been "help upright" by the su...

12 years ago
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RE: Some Photos from the Alaska field season

Ketchikan, Temsco 500s & various Float-planes, those were the days...Last time I was in Ketchikan (2004) the Cruise Ships had pretty much destroye...

12 years ago
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RE: 100 year old Aspen Bearing Trees

Quakie "stems" are generally rather short lived (40-150 years), although sometimes (rarely) MUCH longer. Being a clonal colony, the root system can li...

12 years ago
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RE: Favorite Calculator

HP-41cx, everyday, MANY times a day.I still have my 41c (bought in 1979), also a 41cv (early 80s), both of which still work fine (turned them on just ...

12 years ago
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RE: Elevation

It has ranged from Sea Level (Alaska) to 12-13 thousand feet in the Great Basin.If I added up all the field days over the last 46 years, I would guess...

12 years ago
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RE: Which was probably RTK?

a: the 2003 data is screwed upb: the 2013 data is screwed upc: both data sets are screwed upd: both data sets are OK, and Kent is screwed upe: insuffi...

12 years ago
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RE: Pablo

Terrible news!A great loss to all.RIPLoyal

12 years ago
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RE: Old leather bound pcoket book"The Surveyor's Guide"

I have a paper back reprint that I bought many years ago. It's a GOOD book, and somewhat of a classic. I would think that a leather bound "original" w...

12 years ago
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RE: Basis of Bearings Note - New Winner!

"A Global Positioning System was used to the establish the orientation of the bearings"I see no mention of "RTK" in that quote. Maybe he used Static, ...

12 years ago
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RE: convert shp file to shx file

They are DIFFERENT types of files as far as I know...

12 years ago
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RE: Pole tripods

JimI have the same problem with the 2=1 units, that's why I went to the 3 thumb-screw version. IMO, it's MUCH faster, and right the first time.Loyal

12 years ago
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RE: Pole tripods

The one that I linked above, has 3 "thumb screws," which I MUCH prefer of the 2 (thumb release/lever release) + 1 thumb screw models.Everyone that has...

12 years ago
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