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Thank you for the video! I liked the explanation! I still have a question. Where I use the closed loop circuit? Do you recommend a book where I can read more about it? Thank you!

Having the fine leveling screws adjusted in the center should be mentioned at the beginning just saying watching instruments being set up for years

Cool video ❤❤

These two videos are the best out there. You are an excellent teacher. Thank you!

Gosh you sure are smart.

Good wark❤

Good❤

My boss had us watch this video for a lesson to the new guys. On the first reading I looked at my boss and said I saw that. He looked at me like I was rediculous. I thought he purposely blew the 1st reading for a later lesson. Never happened. This demonstration blew the math and ended with good math. I was called a know it all. Its surveying, I dont know it all, but I can see a bad demonstration

Fantastic video series!

Good man thank you sir wherever you are ☝️🤝

angular horizontal hair in auto level. What is it's use

Thank you for your time explaining I kept my field book a little differently for construction layout

Will ASL datums change as global warming causes the seas to rise

Thank you

What was the top and bottom crosshairs for

I Hope you have a really nice life because you just saved me from the hardest thing I've ever had to do .

This is the best video on explaining this topic

Good job, please can you recommend any books to read

Very good information. Thank you very much.

.It is notable that in various instructional materials on level setup, the 360-degree circle is frequently overlooked without any explicit mention of its significance. The absence of acknowledgment regarding this crucial element may create a misconception that it holds no relevance. However, it is imperative to recognize that the 360-degree circle plays a pivotal role in the functioning of the instrument. Understanding its purpose is fundamental for achieving accurate and precise measurements, and it is advisable to incorporate comprehensive explanations of this component in instructional content to ensure a thorough understanding among users.

Right out the first TP1 is off by 2 feet. Should read 846.86 not 848.86

Hi thank you for this video but tje First HI is not 848.86 it is 846.86.

Or you could just switch to Standard International units to simplify your and our lives. And a more seamless experience. Where everything is in multiples of 10. :)

good demonstration there sir

excellent!

Ron Swanson taught me something

pov you are civil engineering student and u have surveying test tomorrow

epic

Thanks Tod

Thanks

Thanks

If you plot a plane that’s perfectly perpendicular to plumb on the shore of a 10 mile wide lake. How much will the center of the water deviate from the objectively level plane?

Thank you for your fantastic videos. High quality educational content like this is a blessing.

Needed this

Great video and does a perfect job of explaining this concept

Clear explanation and thank you

Thank you sir

Is this considered to be fly or differential levelling?

Thank you so much for a wonderful tutorial. Really do appreciate it

Decent enough explanation although it's a great pity that whoever produced this series of videos didn't measure twice and cut once. A basic calculation that was incorrect in the previous video is now repeated and continually referred to in this video turning all the dialogue about mistakes and blunders into real life fact. Tighten up and get your act together.

Ha ha ha, you Americans have made feet into mm 🤣

Thank you for your time sir

Assuming the Earth is a spinning globe is a huge blunder.

Be handy if the Rodman didn't pull the cold chisel out

Thank you, real life, Ron Swanson

You blew it on the height of instrument math. Should be 842.17 + 4.69 = 846.86.

Really good video. Thank you

Great video!! Now get the laser out and a direct reading stick, we are burning daylight.

Very well made video with a ton of useful information thank you.

Thank goodness for youtube and amazing teachers like this man. I am in Survey 1 and this is EXACTLY what I needed.