Geometrical instruments – Straight-line light ray type – Rod or target
Patent
1993-02-16
1993-10-26
Will, Thomas B.
Geometrical instruments
Straight-line light ray type
Rod or target
33296, G01C 1508
Patent
active
052554414
ABSTRACT:
The prism pole consists of an extensible aluminum pole that can be adjusted between a length of 30 and 47 inches. The pole has a hardened steel point on one end thereof and a prism assembly on its opposite end. The prism pole also has a steel point mounted to the prism assembly such that the pole can be turned "upside down" placing the prism assembly approximately 4 inches from the point being measured. To assist in plumbing the prism pole, two level vials are provided, the first being observable when the pole is in the upright position and the second being observable when the pole is in the upside down position.
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Burgess Bradley C.
Esker Joseph D.
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