Post pics of difficult shots
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avoidthelloyd
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Joe Paulin
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No pictures in this post but I thought I would share a kml file of the most challenging job that I have done with my Javad equipment to date. Take a look at the terrain and tell me you aren't impressed! All of these points were located with my LS using my T2 as a base and a 1 watt uhf radio. There is no cell signal here except on the highest ridges. 4 40 acre adjoining parcels totaling 160 acres, this preliminary work was done in two days by myself and my associate. We need to set corners and do some line staking and are anticipating another two days max to accomplish this. Wow!!! I did not expect it to go this well, but the Javad equipment delivered! Using this equipment never gets old for me.
Thank you Dr. Javad and Team!
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Thank you Dr. Javad and Team!
20002 Chronister.kmz
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Nate The Surveyor
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Joe, if you had a 35 watt radio...., and a long pole for the antenna.... Just sayin!
No pictures in this post but I thought I would share a kml file of the most challenging job that I have done with my Javad equipment to date. Take a look at the terrain and tell me you aren't impressed! All of these points were located with my LS using my T2 as a base and a 1 watt uhf radio. There is no cell signal here except on the highest ridges. 4 40 acre adjoining parcels totaling 160 acres, this preliminary work was done in two days by myself and my associate. We need to set corners and do some line staking and are anticipating another two days max to accomplish this. Wow!!! I did not expect it to go this well, but the Javad equipment delivered! Using this equipment never gets old for me.
Thank you Dr. Javad and Team!
20002 Chronister.kmz
Thank you Joe,
Joe,
I took a look at your KMZ file, and noticed that one of the iron pins you located was set by a very reputable Surveyor named Biedenbach. He is also a user of the Triumph LS, and I had the pleasure of meeting with him recently. Beautiful area that you work in.
Just goes to show the level of impact Javad and his team have had!
I took a look at your KMZ file, and noticed that one of the iron pins you located was set by a very reputable Surveyor named Biedenbach. He is also a user of the Triumph LS, and I had the pleasure of meeting with him recently. Beautiful area that you work in.
Just goes to show the level of impact Javad and his team have had!
Joe Paulin
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Yes, I have seen many of his pins and white pvc line markers, but have never met him yet.
toivo1037
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Quick shot of this years rink layout for the UP Pond Hockey Championship. Open water was close, but the ice was good (for only about 3 weeks!)
Not too difficult of a shot but a very cool survey. 1100 acres I’m working on. Oh did I mention it is bear country.
3 shots on this pin in under 10 minutes.
James Suttles
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Is that the Plus Unit?
It is.
Mine is in San Jose now. Can. Not. Wait.
James Suttles
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How about Bamboo, its thick, but the LS Plus got the shot. Fairly quickly, too
Bamboo is terrible to work in with RTK. That's a great pic and an impressive shot.
Eugene Aksyonov
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Did you see FIXED solution to take a shot? On the Picture we see FLOAT.
James Suttles
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We had already gotten the shot when the pic was taken. The shot matched the deed within 0.03' from a previous survey by others. The bearing between the 2 points on the deed, which was also at NC Grid North, was different by 0 degrees 0 minutes 58 seconds on a 1200' line. Very impressive, and it was a 240 second fully verified shot.
Sdrake14
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GPS World August 2020
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Here is a couple of pics that show how repeatable the LS actually is. The white boxes on the right is the calculated corner that I intended to set 4 years ago.
The button to the left of the fix icon at the top left is the distance to the cluster averaged point that I shot in 4 years ago after setting the corner.