How to check the chord bearing of an arc?

How to check the chord bearing of an arc?

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How to check the chord bearing of an arc?

Anonymous
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How to check the chord bearing of an arc? Please help. Thanks!

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cadffm
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I don't understand what you like to do,

"to check"? Check what?

 

A picture/dwg whould be helpful to understand what you want and a more detailed description of what and what you want.

I know, this way is a really new creative idea, but i am sure it works well.

Sebastian

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Patchy
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FIELD

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Kent1Cooper
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@Patchy wrote:

FIELD


 

Not....

ArcField.PNG

But you could draw a Line across the chord, and look at that, for which you wouldn't need a Field, but just the Properties palette or List command.  Set your angular Units setting to Surveyor's Units if that's the kind of "bearing" display you want.

Kent Cooper, AIA
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Patchy
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Arc Length or chord bearing to stake in the field?

 

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Kent1Cooper
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@Patchy wrote:

Arc Length or chord bearing to stake in the field?


 

[Since that was in Reply to me, I note that you're asking the wrong person, but....]  Is the answer to that not clear from the Title wording and Message 1?  That is, the answer to whether they want the Arc length  or the chord bearing -- I don't see that it makes any difference whether or not it's for staking in the field.

Kent Cooper, AIA
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