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DL-500 series Digital Levels 18/03/2010
The Topcon DL-500 implements ‘Wave-and-Read' technology, providing an additional survey style option that allows a rod person to wave the staff back and forth, instead of keeping the staff plumb. The staff reading becomes the minimum when it stands vertically. The DL-500 tracks the waved staff and automatically reads the least value. This allows for error-free readings, while eliminating eyestrain. »» 0 comment(s)
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This movie shows how mapping and sureying with normal traffic speed takes place with Topcon's IP-S2, filmed by Geotop in Italy. In between, also the software and ways to use the application are shown.
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The Topcon DL-500 implements ‘Wave-and-Read' technology, providing an additional survey style option that allows a rod person to wave the staff back and forth, instead of keeping the staff plumb. The staff reading becomes the minimum when it stands vertically. The DL-500 tracks the waved staff and automatically reads the least value. This allows for error-free readings, while eliminating eyestrain.
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Along the border between extreme northern Maine and western New Brunswick, Canada, two surveyors, one Canadian and one American, have found a way to survey in the region's challenging conditions: using RTK. Faced with fewer control monuments, many lying beneath a cover of snow much of the year, limited cell-phone coverage; rugged terrain and UHF transmission limitations - the two men were led to the Ashtech Professional ProMark 500 RTK solution.