When doing the Sighting and Trunion, should you only move off of the target horizontally for the Sighting and back on, and then move off the target only vertically and back on for the Trunnion? Thanks for the simple and great video!
Sorry for the delayed response @flyinlo1474 If trying to isolate potential errors individually it would be recommended to move off only horizontally for the horizontal axis and only move off vertically on the trunnion axis.
For the horizontal part. I can use my prism pole and it needs to be at least 700 feet away? And for the vertical part. I can use anything that’s vertically over 30 degrees ? So I need to be looking at a 60 degree vertical angle? Does distance matter?
Hi there, I am using R8s and have question to ask. I am making observations using VRS in RTN and I see my receiver is not using Beidou in positioning though the option is enabled in settings. In a static observation Beidou is getting tracked and used in position. Is this related to a firmware update issue (my rover have 5.37 version).
In the example where you showed doing the sidewalk, what had to be done With the control codes in order to have the option to zigzag down the sidewalk so that you were capturing both sides and not just the one edge?
This was very very helpful on using control codes. I am new to access so this helped a lot. It would be helpful if someone did complete survey of a very small area with lots of features (ie. Sidewalks, curbs, parking lot, manholes, ditch, trees, etc). To demonstrate the feature codes being used in the real world on a very small scale, complete survey would be very very useful for people that are new. Thanks again for the video. Some of your others have also been very helpful.
Thanks for the video I found it very helpful. Would it be possible to make a more in depth video about line control codes? Mainly the curve/arc control codes and where/when would be the best places to use them?
