GeeOddMike, post: 366537, member: 677 wrote: As for 3., I don't know what to think. This Grasshopper's first instinct is certainly NOT to claim an NGS...
MightyMoe, post: 366527, member: 700 wrote: put them record in Google, see if you are anywhere near the correct location Bingo! There's another brook...
We have a problem, Houston.I took 16 shots (8 each face), with standard deviations in the 4-6 second realm on each face. I'm confident in my work here...
GeeOddMike, post: 365953, member: 677 wrote: FWIW, Here is the INVERS3D output verifying Bill93's results: Are the azimuths shown from this assuming...
Larry Scott, post: 366308, member: 8766 wrote: FYI:The XYZ coordinates in the data sheet are called ECEF. Earth Centered, Earth Fixed. The XY plane is...
Done.If you've set your preferences so, when you post to the forum and someone replies, you are considered to be "subscribed" to the thread. Then, whe...
Nate The Surveyor, post: 366133, member: 291 wrote: There's a story there.I crashed my TDS with 128 megs of memory. Find earlier thread. I'm on a phon...
Need your email address to do it.
Nate The Surveyor, post: 366102, member: 291 wrote: Foggy, I'd not have believed it either. But, if you are just a little patient, and LET IT COOK, it...
If you can take a file that big, I can email it to you.By the way....Welcome!
dmyhill, post: 364188, member: 1137 wrote: Humbly present an idea...the sliding white pointing rod stays permanently within the clear acrylic tube, wi...
Kris Morgan, post: 366022, member: 29 wrote: Anyone getting requested to do this lately? We just finished performing a topo on 2.1 acres in an adjoin...
Bill93, post: 365993, member: 87 wrote: I figured if you are doing astro measurements you wanted geodetic azimuths. Using the SPC coordinates from the...
MightyMoe, post: 365962, member: 700 wrote: you don't want to try to inverse those numbers, convert the lat, long to state plane and inverse them for ...
Thank you (and thanks Bill93). I really didn't want to get side tracked trying to figure that all out. I should have known there's an NGS tool to do t...
Bill93, post: 365938, member: 87 wrote: Did I type something wrong into INVERSE or is the distance really 842.7767 meters (on ellipsoid) or 0.52 mile...
JOHN NOLTON, post: 365926, member: 225 wrote: rfc thanks for posting the datasheet. I tried earlier but could not get it let alone print it.Look at th...
MightyMoe, post: 365904, member: 700 wrote: .47 miles is close for hor. control, are you sure they arent benchs? If so, they arent useful, if they a...
Moe Shetty, post: 365899, member: 138 wrote: Thank you! What page on the ngs site had that link on it?I think this is exactly what I'm looking for...
Moe Shetty, post: 365886, member: 138 wrote: read the ngs datasheet and the ngs 'decoder ring'. some of the datasheets publish network accuracy, other...
