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Is the Beer Cooler in the front bucket?
The 1970s cover a LOT of technological advancement (to say the least). from "mostly" analog (Curta, Monroe, Marchant etc.) in the early 70s, to digita...
paden cash, post: 424374, member: 20 wrote: The 2009 Manual indicates on Page 65, Figure 3-40 that the NEE/16 corner in Section 6 would create a stand...
Derek Clark, post: 424337, member: 12457 wrote: I didn't store my base point in the localization routine. I think that's what's hanging me up. I'm w...
Well, based on what I can find on the Internet, HGRS87 (GGRS87) is a non-geocentric ÛÏlocalÛ coordinate system: From Wikipedia:ÛÏHGRS87 specifies ...
Okay, so I have been [more or less] following this discussion, and I have a question for therock003;Are you trying to use the Hellenic Geodetic Refere...
Edward Reading, post: 424021, member: 132 wrote: Oh, my bad. Me too...I just did a little research on "our" SW Corner of Wyoming. The USGS Disk was s...
Edward Reading, post: 424018, member: 132 wrote: I found this fom"Lines and Points" which aligns with my memory:"Another of PaulÛªs historical projec...
Edward Reading, post: 424009, member: 132 wrote: Nice pictures. I don't think so Mark, that thing is set a LOT of concrete. According to the plaque it...
Gene Kooper, post: 423830, member: 9850 wrote: I seem to recall that spot, but it has been more than a few years.I don't remember you bringing lawn ch...
Richard, post: 423826, member: 833 wrote: [USER=228]@Loyal[/USER]That country fascinates me. Any photos looking about the horizon please?Interested in...
Joe the Surveyor, post: 423823, member: 118 wrote: 7150 feet above sea level??!!..i'm lucky if I survey above 71.5 feet above MSL. Sometimes it's' 7....
sfreshwaters, post: 423820, member: 88 wrote: Looks like a nicer day than that morning you took me down there Loyal.Didn't have a banjo player with us...
Jon Collins, post: 423817, member: 11135 wrote: Salt Lake datumSalt Lake Datum going Southwest, and Evanston Datum going Northeast from this Monument.
Richard Imrie, post: 423809, member: 11256 wrote: Looks like it says $250 fine for disturbing it, which sounds like a lot of money for 1899.Yeah, that...
Bill93, post: 423811, member: 87 wrote: Joking aside, bluegrass or old-time clawhammer style?You would have to ask Mark :cool:I could however recogniz...
MightyMoe, post: 423179, member: 700 wrote: Had a few minutes for lunch and I sent one of the new RTX-PP files to OPUS to let them calc itRTX-PPLat-57...