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Plat Error

The distance of the closing course of plat S-142 (Search Official Records - Phil Diamond - Orange County Comptroller (occompt.com)), which is 900.48', is not the sum of the individual courses. I get a sum of 786.88'. What do you get?

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2023-10-29T11:15:09.000Z
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Will the Phantom 4 RTK be Remote ID Compliant?

The Phantom 4 RTK has been the workhorse drone for thousands of surveyors across the country.  But with the FAA’s new Remote ID rules coming into effect in less than 2 months, will they even be legal to fly still?  As of right now, they still aren't compliant, but that may change in the future.

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2023-07-24T17:36:14.000Z
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Baseline - how to establish between base and rover Advice Needed

Good day all
I am not a surveyor but I play with GPS and specifically precision low cost units for precise positioning and navigation over dangerous terrain or for placement and remote control of machinery.
The question that I have is how is the baseline between the Base and Rover established (calculated)when RTK is in progress? Is it the horizontal distance or is it the hypotenuse?

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In the above I have a Base at point A that is 10 meters away from the Rover at point B and it is also 10 meters higher. The receivers are precisely placed as indicated above.
What distance is calculated by the GPS as the Baseline?

Thank you

Sincerely

Anton

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2021-04-25T06:39:44.000Z
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