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Norman_Oklahoma
Norman_Oklahoma
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Joined: June 15, 2015 7:55 am
Last seen: June 7, 2026 12:42 am
Topics: 192 / Replies: 8118
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RE: Radial Bearings - PC to Radius Point or Radius Point to PC?

Oregon Revised Statute 92.050(8) requires radius, delta, curve length, and chord bearing and distance on subdivision plat curves. That law has been in...

10 months ago
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RE: Dwelling?

Common practice hereabouts is to label lots with lot numbers or deed references. Addresses could be useful, too. The address of my own home changed wh...

10 months ago
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RE: Radial Bearings - PC to Radius Point or Radius Point to PC?

Concave/convex calls are rarely used around here but do show up from time to time. Mostly in old deeds. Every surveyor should be prepared to handle su...

10 months ago
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RE: Aspiring surveyor in my first year of classes - give me your best advice!

I entered the British Columbia Institute of Technology's Civil Engineering program in 1982 on the strength of a picture in the course catalog of a guy...

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RE: Closed Traverse between 2 known points without line of sight

My approach with only a dc would be to run a random link traverse and then translate and rotate the resultant coordinates, as a group, onto the fixed ...

10 months ago
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RE: Radial Bearings - PC to Radius Point or Radius Point to PC?

Here is a statement in a document from British Columbia which states that the radial bearing is from the radius point to the curve point. Or so it app...

10 months ago
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RE: LEICA TCP1100 and modern controller?

I don't know about the 11 series, but I was able to hook up a TCRP1203 robot (c.2006) to CS20/Captivate by purchasing the appropriate radio handle (RH...

10 months ago
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RE: Solar compass going today on eBay

Maybe plan on attending a PLSO Conference. Tim often puts on a solar compass demo with one of the units he borrows from the BLMs stock

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RE: New Star*net user

It doesn't mean anything, of course. But I don't like to leave a document in my files that contains the words "failed the chi-squared test" no matter ...

10 months ago
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RE: New Star*net user

You do not. You report station coordinate errors, typically at the 95% confidence level.

10 months ago
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RE: Solar compass going today on eBay

I was told by someone who should know (Tim Kent) that there are about 20 of them in very serviceable condition gathering dust in a closet at the Portl...

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RE: Radial Bearings - PC to Radius Point or Radius Point to PC?

Radial Bearings are not used in Oregon. They were in B.C., but its been a long time since I was there so I can't remember the custom. I'd say that if ...

10 months ago
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RE: New Star*net user

For many years I created separate dat files for each day of data collection. For the last couple years I've taken to accumulating all the data in a si...

10 months ago
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RE: The crazies strike again!

If you are working on the highway all your trucks should have flashers mounted. They aren't all that expensive. Really, every work truck should have ...

10 months ago
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RE: Aspiring surveyor in my first year of classes - give me your best advice!

There are a load of great youtubes. Look for Rami Tamimi, Landon Blake (Redefined Horizons), & David Woolley (Orange County Chapter, CSLA). And th...

10 months ago
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RE: Ring Ring

I see your problem with the parcel boundary, but it seems to me that an access easement could be written that is independent of a precisely known boun...

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RE: Prism Pole Calibration Using a Tribrach

That's a pretty cool option that I'd never thought of before, but I still would not like to be without a "Stedi-rest". Cheap, like borsht. Easy to kee...

10 months ago
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RE: Localizing to Find Boundary Corners

I use this approach, except perhaps for initial monument searches.

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