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  Secrets of Mental MathThis is a book i stumbled across called Secrets of Mental Math for you to download and read. Enjoy surveyors! Started by SurvenatorLatest Reply |
 Rules of Thumb for surveyingSeveral rules of thumb which makes life a little easier: When checking in and your off 30" remember 20" is 0.01' in 100' so if your 50' fee… Started by Michael Alan SanchezLatest Reply |
  Use a scale/ruler to measure the height of a treeMake a clearly visible mark on the tree trunk at a fixed, measured height above ground level—say, four feet, or six feet. Hold a ruler in f… Started by David Bosshard, RLSLatest Reply |
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 L. R. , What is L R ? I was asked that one day. He was not ready for the answer.One Day, On the tailgate of my survey truck I had plans waiting to be look at , and calculators here and there with Data Collectors, scales… Started by Billy Brooks |
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Jun 14, 2016 Reply by Billy Brooks |
Traverse, Traverse Line and How does GPS fit into all of this with GPS TraverseIf you look the word traverse up it is used as a noun, a verb, a adverb, a adjective and the list goes on.It also has many definitions oth… Started by Billy Brooks |
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Apr 1, 2016 Reply by Billy Brooks |
Double rodding, I never called it this, I used Double turns, 2 of somethingHello Eveyone, I guess it does not matter what you call it ,if it can be mastered it saves time and money. Running long level runs can tak… Started by Billy Brooks |
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Mar 21, 2016 Reply by Billy Brooks |
Calculation for levelling -- Collimation method or what ever else its calledI created a spreadsheet to explain the collimation methods calculations to my surveying students, they found it very useful, hope that you… Started by Rolita Rode La cock |
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Feb 24, 2016 Reply by Billy Brooks |
 Surveying formulasI am a rodman and i have three years of land surveying exp. but i am now doing industrial surveying work and next year i want to go retake… Started by Brian Gay |
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Feb 17, 2016 Reply by Billy Brooks |
Use a scale/ruler to measure the height of a treeMake a clearly visible mark on the tree trunk at a fixed, measured height above ground level—say, four feet, or six feet. Hold a ruler in f… Started by David Bosshard, RLS |
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Feb 16, 2016 Reply by Billy Brooks |
Levelling Calculations made easy - Rise and Fall MethodI have drawn up a spreadsheet explaining how to do the basic calculatuions for the rise and fall method of leveling my surveying students w… Started by Rolita Rode La cock |
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Feb 16, 2016 Reply by Survenator |
Rules of Thumb for surveyingSeveral rules of thumb which makes life a little easier: When checking in and your off 30" remember 20" is 0.01' in 100' so if your 50' fee… Started by Michael Alan Sanchez |
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Feb 16, 2016 Reply by Survenator |
Secrets of Mental MathThis is a book i stumbled across called Secrets of Mental Math for you to download and read. Enjoy surveyors! Started by Survenator |
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Ebook: Trigonometry Workbook For DummiesThis is a PDF book that every surveyor should have in their arsenal! Trigonometry Workbook for Dummies is great and helpful even for those… Started by Survenator |
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