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WILD TI6 scale-reading theodolite: simultaneous display of Hz and V circles

Tbe Wild TI6 scale-reading theodolite is the perfect instrumen1 for wtstanding reliability even under e m m e condltlons, Well wer 100 000 instruments wrtdwide are ?he proof. U s k g e d e s show horlZontal and vertical circle readis at a glance. Tfre WiId T 16 ensures a~camte and ecommkd m y s .

Its automalic index uses the praclice- teskd pendulum compensator. Together with the circle clamp for setting zero, re etition, and orientation uf the horizon- ' t afcimle, it simpIifies the surveyor's task and ensures greater accuracy.

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Based on a detachable tribrack the time- tested Wild forced-centring system makes the Wild T 16 a imly universal instrument for surveying, building and civil engineer- ing, mining, aid machine bud-. There is also an unsurpassed choice of ac-aries for ae eyepiece, objective, telescope. tele- scope standards, and circle liphting. For further details, ask for brochure G1 279 eb

A bayonex fitting makm stendard and special eyepieces readily intexhaageable.

Bright hi*-*& image Reduction of the secondary spectrum an- sures pract idy perfmt colour cormlion oftbe telescope's optics. It providm an erect, bright, high-contrast 'mge ~ 30 X mapfmt ion tbat permits precise point- mg even in poor light. The lenses have an anti-reflectiun mating to iacreae rke briglitness of Iha mage. This is invaluable in twilight md pointing to a poorly lit target. Thetelewope reeiclelras 1:100 stadia lines for tacheometric work

O*al sight The teIescope has an op t id $ i t , with a bright white cross far fast, ea~y pointing.

The two-speed focusing ring is design4 for accurate focusing. For faster ffousing, arrows an the l e i c o p e hdicnte the m set-

The t e I m p e transits in both dhctions for observations in both faces, even when objective or eyepixe nwmrim are 81- t d , It aIso remakt6 fulIy transiting with a tarp choice of D W W T madeis.

Sophisticated design, features of proved worth

The reading microscope is parallel to the For W, easy surveying, the scales have tclmpe. Both circles are eagy to read, large mimtte intends that hcllitate inter wbatewr the telesoope positim. To pre- polation by estimation, mut mktake& the horizontal circle is a brilliant yellow. A large adjustable mirror in the telescope standard e n s m bright M e i l lumhmb~ A bandy plug-in lamp or a lamp insert with a battery box are available for working in poor light.

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W modular summy dyslrrrn A gpecial feature of the Wild modular system is the cornpa tibility of Wild o tical thdal i ta with any DISTOMAT. dth a DlSrOMAT and a GTS 5 optional keyboard, you can build up your Wild T 16 into a higb-pdomance total gtation at model cost. The weatherproof GTS 5 keyboard weighson@ 100g(3%oz)md fits into an adapter next to thc instrument. You can use the GTS 5 to compute reductions and to correct measured valw in the field. Whatever the task, there is a modem, high-performance model in the Wild DISTOMAT range to make your Me in the field easier.

W D - D I M Emuomid, bandy, compact, *to-use clomranp EDW It weighs a mere 500 g 1.1 Ib) and has a standard deviation of I mm+5ppm.

Range: 800 rn to one prism, 1 IEOO m to three prism.

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W D15TOMMTTM D12W The Dl 2002 is a short- and medium-range precision EDM. It is the smakwmast accura& most 'inttlligad DETOUT, with a standard deviation of 1 mm + 1 m and a single-@m mge of 2.5 km, TI!? e Dl 2002 hm four measwing modes and m INFO key for supplemenmy information su& as standard deviation, stFeogth of signal received, measuring fre- quency, etc. For full derails, see bmhm G1388 c.

W O ~ A Q A ~ T M B I ~ This universal long-mge D M is alYo suitable for non-geodetic appliations. It features fast rnaurmm!, high m c y , and long range. The sophisticat4 pblsed- tim system provides distance measure- ment up to 14 km with gdetic accwacy at a standard deviation d 3 mm to 5 mm 4- 1 ppm in fractions of a second. The W E D DIOR 3002, a special version of the DI 3000, is used for distance m w m e n t up to 250 m without need of a reflector. &k for detailed brochum GI 356 e and GI 343 e.

But you can also use an older DISTOMM with the Wild T 16, such as your pmmt D15, DI4, DI4L, DI20, D11000 or DI2000.

Camp&@ reductions dth tlre GJS 5 keyhard This keybaard is fast and easy to use. Enput the vertical angle; it computes h o h n t d distance and height daerence, taking earth curvature and mean refmctiw iato account. Input the horizontal a@; the GTS 5 displays ccmrdinate &&reamL l b r wthg9ut, input may include the specitied horizontal distmce; your DISrOMAT displays the momt by whiich the Mector W d be m d forward or back.

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The numeric GRE4n and the alpbanu- W T # d W ~ d ~ + i k ~~ericGRE4acanbeusedastsek- ~ ~ w f ~ tronic fiddbooIrs and weatherproof field mpu'ters. With one of these, the T 16 k - s a high-performance program- mable recording total station. hpt the ~~w~~ display4 angltx; the GRE4dGRE4a A o o m p W w M o f W W d automatically records &tan- aad point acce4sories for t k a b H t ~ afld number. Both data t e n n h d s are userpro- DWOMA% the m l e grammable. The programs can be setected r a n g of a p p k t i ~ i s o f a q Wdd as necessary to perform computations in iustnmaThe,wid ~sys tunof f er s the field. t h p e d e c t r p o I u ~ ~ I h e t a s k Ask for detailed brochure G1 369 e. in hand,

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