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RE: 1952 Army Surplus Chaining Pins

KScott, post: 405080, member: 1455 wrote: I picked up a similar set in a Nebraska antique store for $15, labeled as "tent stakes".That's interesting, ...

10 years ago
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RE: 1952 Army Surplus Chaining Pins

I have a set EXACTLY like that (bought at a "surplus" store many moons ago).Loyal

10 years ago
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RE: DKM2 questions

We had one with the USFS (about 45 years ago), and used the "head" of an Aluminum Kern Tripod, and the "base" of a tribrach prism adapter to create an...

10 years ago
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RE: How much can you afford to lose due to an injury?

Over the last 31 years of "solo" practice, I have been pretty lucky. I lost a month due to a broken tail bone back in the late 80s, and ~6months in 20...

10 years ago
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RE: An interesting old quad sheet find

"OLD" USGS Quad Sheets and "special maps" are a MUST HAVE resource for most of my work. Some of the information contained in these maps can make the d...

10 years ago
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RE: 1200+ acre Boundary Survey

Joe the Surveyor, post: 404267, member: 118 wrote: What exactly are those?1200 acres!!...and I get excited over 5 acres Good question, and one that c...

10 years ago
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RE: 1200+ acre Boundary Survey

MightyMoe, post: 404097, member: 700 wrote: Wow!! 10000', if I remember the date correctly I think that kinda country turned into snowmobile only the...

10 years ago
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RE: 1200+ acre Boundary Survey

Mark Silver, post: 403897, member: 1087 wrote: Because of the unique skill sets on that survey, there really are not a lot of options on who you going...

10 years ago
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RE: Careful out there cleaning out rod mark covers

Robert Hill, post: 403685, member: 378 wrote: Knew someone who use tocamp out in Utah and took a night vision scope to view the scorpions crawling aro...

10 years ago
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RE: Careful out there cleaning out rod mark covers

A very common resident of the Stones Mounds (PLSS & Mineral Survey Corners) in Nevada (and other parts of the Great Basin). I have encountered hun...

10 years ago
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RE: Bench Mark magnetic material?

GeeOddMike, post: 403478, member: 677 wrote: While would be wary of setting a gravity meter on a monument with a magnet, it is not likely to have an...

10 years ago
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RE: Bench Mark magnetic material?

Bill93, post: 403371, member: 87 wrote: The magnetic survey ideas makes sense. I'm not sure why magnetic material would affect the gravity meter, and...

10 years ago
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RE: Bench Mark magnetic material?

I suspect (but really know) that it may be because Bench Marks are often used (observed) during Ground Magnetics Surveys. It doesn't take much magnet...

10 years ago
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RE: Pictures from the field: Zion NP

I notice that the last picture DOESN'T include the cooler full of beer!Looks like fun Mark.Loyal

10 years ago
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RE: Aluminum Rebar Caps -- A Comparison

I have also been using Surv-Kap monuments for decades, although I use more "Pipe/Cap" monuments than ReBar Caps (usually). The ReBar Caps that I use a...

10 years ago
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RE: Confusion with Distnacing

The confusion over WHAT a ‰ÛÏHorizontal Distance‰Û IS, never ceases to amaze me. There are any number of Right & WRONG ways to look at the issue...

10 years ago
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RE: Basics on Setting up GPS [New Surveyor]

JerryS, post: 402483, member: 205 wrote: Without a Geoid model loaded that covers the area where you are running the receiver, the heights you get are...

10 years ago
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RE: g.p.s.

Kinda sounds like "it" may be storing FLOAT (or even autonomous) positions. The Data Collector SOFTWARE should have options to warn you when a ROVER p...

10 years ago
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RE: One button surveying

Shouldn't this be in the humor category?I sure got a good chuckle out of it.;)

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