A training manual in conducting a workshop in the design, construction, operation, maintenance and repair of hydrams: Attachments: Attachment 4-A

A training manual in conducting a workshop in the design, construction, operation, maintenance and repair of hydrams

Attachments

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		Attachment 1-B
		Attachment 2-A
		Attachment 2-B
		Attachment 2-C
		Attachment 2-D
		Attachment 2-E
		Attachment 3-A
		Attachment 3-B
		Attachment 3-C
		Attachment 3-C - metric
		Attachment 3-D
		Attachment 4-A
		Attachment 4-B
		Attachment 4-C
		Attachment 4-D
		Attachment 5-A
		Attachment 5-B
		Attachment 6-A
		Attachment 6-B
		Attachment 2-B
		Attachment 7-A
		Attachment 8-A
		Attachment 8-B
		Attachment 8-C
		Attachment 10-B
		Attachment 10B - metric
		Attachment 10-C
		Attachment 10-C - metric
		Attachment 10-D
		Attachment 10-D - metric
		Attachment 10-E
		Attachment 10-E - metric
		Attachment 10-F
		Attachment 10-F - metric
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		Attachment 10-A
		Attachment 10-H
		Attachment 10-I
		Attachment 10-J
		Attachment 10-L
		Attachment 10-M
		Attachment 10-N
		Attachment 11-A
		Attachment 11-B
		Attachment 11-C
		Attachment 12-A
		Attachment 13-A
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		Attachment 13-C
		Attachment 14-A
		Attachment 14-B
		Attachment 14-C
		Attachment 15-A
		Attachment 16-A
		Attachment 16-B
		Attachment 16-C
		Attachment 16-D
		Attachment 17-A
		Attachment 17-B
		Attachment 17-C
		Attachment 17-D
		Attachment 17-E
		Attachment 18-A
		Attachment 18-B
		Attachment - Glossary of terms
		Attachment - English-metric units conversion table

Attachment 4-A

Calibrating a sight level

Session 4, Handout 4A

Calibrating a sight level

To Find Out If The Sight Level Needs To Be Calibrated, Sight From Point "A" On Tree (Of Object #One) To Tree (Object #Two) And Make A Mark, Point "B". Then Sight From Point "B" Back To Original Tree (Object #One) And Make A Mark At This Point "C". If The Sight Level Is Properly Calibrated Points "A" And "C" Should Be The Same And At The Same Level As Point "B". If They Are Different, The Point Midway Between "A" And "C" (Point "D") Should Be Level With "B". Calibrate Your Sight Level To This Line.