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A non-transit theodolite does NOT have

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In surveying, transit theodolites allow full vertical rotation for face reversal, whereas non-transit theodolites do not.
Updated On: Apr 28, 2025
  • Vernier scale
  • face-left and face-right options
  • spirit level
  • cross-hair
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The Correct Option is B

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Step 1: Understanding non-transit theodolite. 
A non-transit theodolite differs from a transit theodolite in that its telescope cannot be completely rotated in the vertical plane (i.e., it does not allow for face reversal). 
Step 2: Analyze each option. 
(A) Vernier scale is essential for measuring angles and is present. 
(C) Spirit level is used for leveling the instrument. 
(D) Cross-hair is required for sighting and targeting objects.
(B) Face-left and face-right observations require full vertical rotation of the telescope, which is not possible in non-transit theodolites.
 

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