[BC] dBm, dBc, dBd
Cowboy
curt
Tue Nov 15 07:09:09 CST 2005
On Tuesday 15 November 2005 01:24 am, RSTYPE at aol.com wrote:
>This is also an issue for USGS. Only a small percentage of the 7.5' topo
>maps have been updated to NAD83, while the rest are still based on NAD27. This
>really gets to be fun when setting up measurement radials that cross from a
>map in one datum to a map based on the other datum and is complicated by the
>fact that the NAD83 maps are scaled at 1:25,000, while most of the NAD27 maps are
>still scaled at 1:24,000.
>
>Roy Stype
>Carl E. Smith Consulting Engineers
A strong argument for doing, as I do, the whole thing on computer, and filing
a CD with the finished point plots.
That's a fairly strong statement from a guy who only started to trust GPS
within the past two years, but the first time I ran a radial with a computer,
( both, actually, in case the computer didn't work as well as others had said )
I found the ease, accuracy, and general reduced paperwork, filing,
and such to be WELL worth it !
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