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Joined: May 29, 2012 9:14 am
Last seen: March 14, 2025 3:27 pm
Topics: 93 / Replies: 2598
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RE: Field Procedures for Setting Boundary Monumentation by GNSS

That's interesting Mr. Pacer. I prefer to work with a local base. I'm not against RTNs, I just seem to get better performance from my own base. Multi-...

4 years ago
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RE: Field Procedures for Setting Boundary Monumentation by GNSS

I'm surprised at the hesitancy to use RTK to stake boundary monuments. When done with care RTK can be an extremely efficient way to stake points in a ...

4 years ago
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RE: Field Procedures for Setting Boundary Monumentation by GNSS

Except that's the exact opposite way that it works. You take one shot and it does the work of other software that would usually require collecting mul...

4 years ago
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RE: Fitting Record Drawing to Field Points

It's very likely that your office software will perform the best-fit transformation you're looking for.?ÿ As others have mentioned, the transformatio...

4 years ago
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RE: Geodetic Astronomy revival

That's great. When I was doing solar observations about 20 years ago, I was using a 3" total station with a solar filter and got time from a handheld ...

4 years ago
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RE: Leupold-Volpel & Co compass question

I don't know anything about it. But that's a nice looking compass. Good find.

4 years ago
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RE: My new Wild T2

This is a manual that describes how to operate, maintain, and adjust the Wild T2

4 years ago
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RE: My new Wild T2

I came across this document from a video posted by Jesse Koslowski on YouTube. DTIC AD0642295: PRACTICAL FIELD ACCURACY LIMITS FOR A WILD T-2 THEODOL...

4 years ago
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RE: Geodetic Astronomy revival

The discussion of observer bias sort of circles back to the original post. The MS60, with its 0.5" accuracy, delivers repeatability of astronomic bear...

4 years ago
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RE: Geodetic Astronomy revival

@john-nolton I don't really have any expectation. Without running some calculations, I would estimate 3" with the T2 sighting Polaris and a distant az...

4 years ago
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RE: Geodetic Astronomy revival

@john-nolton No sir. Not yet. I can't wait to do it, but I'm covered up with work right now. I want to adjust the levels in it before I turn any angle...

4 years ago
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RE: Geodetic Astronomy revival

@john-nolton No it isn't mine. It belongs to David Hoffart at Transit Works in Lincoln, NE. I was just pleased to be able to see it.?ÿ I believe he h...

4 years ago
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RE: Geodetic Astronomy revival

Sorry for the hijack. A few pictures. ?ÿ

4 years ago
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RE: Geodetic Astronomy revival

David Hoffart is an equipment dealer with Transit Works in Nebraska and Iowa. I met him at the Nebraska surveyor's conference. He's a great guy and wa...

4 years ago
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RE: Geodetic Astronomy revival

This is really fascinating. I like the "low-tech" approach of CODIAC even though it seems much more limited than robotic work.?ÿ We (Javad) messed ar...

4 years ago
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RE: My new Wild T2

Several years ago, when we first started using static GPS receivers, I noticed several radio towers in our work area. One or more were often visible f...

4 years ago
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RE: My new Wild T2

@beer-legs I just checked. It's a DM-S2. I don't recall which model Dad had, I think a 3. It had slope reduction, I do recall that. This S2 has slope ...

4 years ago
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RE: My new Wild T2

@thebionicman I was just picking. I was referring to the western regional conference in Las Vegas last week. And yes, he was there. Lol. I understand ...

4 years ago
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RE: My new Wild T2

That's great information, John. I really appreciate it. ?ÿ

4 years ago
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RE: Survey in SPC, PUBLISH in LOCAL ground scale

@dave-o Yes! You caught me in error. Thank you for correcting. The point I was making was regarding the square of the CSF and I neglected to pay prope...

4 years ago
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