> It's been a pleasure reading your posts Yoginatha. Glad you have found us, and us found you. Your contributions are very grounding. .:bye: Mahlo...
Aloha, Dave: Congratulations! :party: P.S. Your avatar is upside down again...;-)
Aloha, John: Have a great trip! Make sure to enjoy various cuisine they have there! "Selamat Jalan."
Aloha, RF:Sell them on ebay!
> In the example, there are four stations to observe, ie four foresights. Each has only one observation per face (or scope direct, scope reversed)....
Aloha, MM: One simple remedy..."live in the now" 😉
> We use BS>FS^BS>FS> > I can't tell you why, we just do. I know why you flip, but one over another is preference.Aloha, Kris: Always ...
> For the record, with primary control and monument referencing I still book my observations.Aloha, Sellman:By "book" you mean manually writing it ...
Aloha, Alan: That's a lot of observations. I wonder if this is necessary with the modern guns? i.e. with 2" or 3" precision...
> > BB FS^FS BS> > > > Started using this format pre-data collector days and running traverses for mapping projects for NGS project....
Aloha, Robert:Thanks for the example and explanations!
Shooting Sequencesribrach CalibrationThanks Steve! Aloha
> I prefer BS > FS ^ FS > BS, as it allows less occupation time at the foresight. This comes in handy when in traffic, windy areas, animal ca...
Aloha, Thank you Mark, Djames for confirming that these are largely personal preferences. Much appreciated. Mahalo!
> Yoginatha,> > How are the connections made from the parani to the robot? As stated above, from the battery case? Can you send a picture or ...
Aloha, Stacy: I have 5603 and Parani works great. Since you have parani on your Topcon it will be easy to test it out. Le me know I'd be happy to help...
> That's right, you'll need three tripods to make that method work. You'll also need three tribrachs with optical plumbs, and on many total statio...
> Agree w/John and John. We always called it leapfrogging. I liked keeping the same tribrachs in place and clipping in and clipping out. But you...
