Flight trajectory and observation theodolite
AssigneeContraves AG
InventorWalter Rosli
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InventorWalter Rosli
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A flight trajectory measuring and observing theodolite wherein the stand portion which essentially comprises a socket element, a stand element, and intermediate element and a leveling stand arranged at the center and the measuring components which essentially contains a yolk element and two housings attached thereto for mounting optical devices, are each constructed as a separate horizontally positionably mountable unit. The stand portion is mounted upon a ring-shaped support element which is non-rotatably connected with the foundation. The connection of the stand portion with the ring-shaped support element is accomplished by means of a foot portion of the leveling stand which is provided at one end with a spherically constructed support surface. Further, the stand portion is radially adjustable and fixable in position in order to horizontally position the stand portion-azimuth rotational axis. The measuring component is mounted by means of a support body provided with a spherically constructed support surface and attached at the yolk element, upon a roller bearing ring arranged at the other end of the leveling stand and can be radially adjusted and fixed in position in order to horizontally position the elevation-tilt axis.
In a flight trajectory measuring and observing theodolite composed of a stand portion and a measuring portion containing two housings arranged in spaced relationship from one another upon a yolk element and serving for the mounting of optical devices, especially a telescope and a telescopic sight, a stand element of the stand portion together with the measuring portion being rotatable in relation to a socket element which is non-rotatably mounted at a foundation about a vertical azimuth rotational axis and the telescope along with the telescopic sight are pivotably mounted about a common horizontal elevation tilt axis, the improvement which comprises:
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