PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «RANGE POLE»
range pole
range
pole
noun
surveying
instrument
consisting
straight
painted
bands
alternate
white
each
foot
wide
used
sightings
poles
prism
seco
bracket
system
basics
plus
define
conspicuously
held
upright
show
position
survey
mark
more
merriam
webster
sometimes
jointed
usually
colors
sighting
points
lines
what
wisegeek
which
also
called
lining
with
alternating
stripes
different
consistent
widths
often
integrated
publishing
pivot
point
when
legs
look
about
away
from
third
three
equally
spaced
lower
press
berger
geosystems
duralast
section
constructed
high
strength
aluminum
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «RANGE POLE»
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Operator's Manual: Launching Station M901 Guided Missile ...
Set up range pole only when and if requested by radar set (RS) crew. Range
pole must not be raised except when being used as aiming point. d. Set up range
pole. (1) Remove range pole from canvas case. (2) Join and interlock two range ...
Raise the plumb bob high enough to just clear a short section of range pole.
Attach the rod level by screwing or taping to the pole and then place the range
pole tip on the ground point, centering its top beneath the plumb bob. Use the
bubble ...
Russell Charles Brinker, Roy Minnick, 1995
3
Organizational, DS, GS, and Depot Maintenance Manual ...
Light Target, Surveying, U/w Range Pole, Self Illuminating, W/carrying Case (
military Design), FSN 6675-612-1187. STEP 1. POSITION THE LIGHT ON THE
RANGE POLE AND SECURE WITH THE LOCKING WIDGE. STEP 2. LEVEL THE
...
4
Radar Set, Semitrailer Mounted, AN/MPQ-53: Operator's Manual
To obtain elevation angle and azimuth readings from RM2 to NREF during night
operations, it is necessary to attach target lights to the range pole. One light must
be attached to the top of the pole. The other light must be attached three feet ...
5
Encyclopedic Dictionary of Archaeology
The pole, often 6-8 feet long, is graduated for measuring vertical distances and is
frequently included in photographs of an excavated site. (syn. range rod, line rod,
lining pole, range pole, ranging rod, sight rod) Ranis Cave: Site near the River ...
RANGE POLE "A range pole is both a surveying instrument for reading
approximate distances in the field and a tool that archaeologists use for scaling
buildings and monuments found in the wilderness. By accident, I found that this
range pole, ...
Range pole 2 is set and pole 1 is moved until it is on line between pole 2 and
point C. Now pole 2 is moved into line again (3) Manuring o point on lino. Figure
B-i. Setting up on a line between two points. and then pole 1 alternately until both
...
8
Kahmen/faig:surveying Geb
On hard ground (e.g., pavement), metal range pole tripods are used (Fig. 8.1.2).
Fig. 8.1.1 Range pole level 8.1.2 Staking of Straight Lines To stake a straight line
AB in the field, first the two end points are staked with range poles. Additional ...
Heribert Kahmen, Wolfgang Faig, 1988
9
American Boundaries: The Nation, the States, the Rectangular ...
You then have your assistant carryforward a straight wooden rod called a picket
or range pole. 4UBLF CFOFBUI QMVNC CPC 3BOHF QPMF JO EJTUBODF Fig
7.13 Fig 7.14 As in figure 7.14, your pole man holds the rod off the ground so that
...
10
Early Hunter-Gatherers of the California Coast
SMI-443 and SMI-438 On the northwest coast of San Miguel Island, in the
Yardang Canyon and Range Pole Canyon areas of Simonton Cove, a shell-
bearing paleosol (the Simonton Soil) is exposed in sea cliff and canyon wall
exposures for ...
