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title="If enabled, HAE APC is calculated by *adding* the entered Antenna Height and ARP to the altitude reported by the GNSS receiver. Note: The HAE Mark value is always recorded to the Commonly Used Coordinates table.">
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title="If enabled, HAE Mark is calculated by *subtracting* the entered Antenna Height and ARP from the altitude reported by the GNSS receiver. This is handy when measuring a mark with a known pole height and ARP, but unknown mark elevation. Note: The HAE Mark value is always recorded to the Commonly Used Coordinates table.">
title="If enabled, HAE Mark is calculated by *subtracting* the entered Antenna Height and ARP from the altitude reported by the GNSS receiver. This is handy when measuring a mark with a known pole height and ARP, but unknown mark elevation. Note: The HAE Mark value is always recorded to the Commonly Used Coordinates table.">
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title="If enabled, HAE APC is calculated by *adding* the entered Antenna Height and ARP to the altitude reported by the GNSS receiver. Note: The HAE Mark value is always recorded to the Commonly Used Coordinates table.">
<label id="calcHAEMark">Calculate HAE Mark</label>
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title="If enabled, HAE APC is calculated by *adding* the entered Antenna Height and ARP to the altitude reported by the GNSS receiver. Note: The HAE Mark value is always recorded to the Commonly Used Coordinates table.">
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title="If enabled, HAE Mark is calculated by *subtracting* the entered Antenna Height and ARP from the altitude reported by the GNSS receiver. This is handy when measuring a mark with a known pole height and ARP, but unknown mark elevation. Note: The HAE Mark value is always recorded to the Commonly Used Coordinates table.">
title="If enabled, HAE Mark is calculated by *subtracting* the entered Antenna Height and ARP from the altitude reported by the GNSS receiver. This is handy when measuring a mark with a known pole height and ARP, but unknown mark elevation. Note: The HAE Mark value is always recorded to the Commonly Used Coordinates table.">
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title="If enabled, HAE APC is calculated by *adding* the entered Antenna Height and ARP to the altitude reported by the GNSS receiver. Note: The HAE Mark value is always recorded to the Commonly Used Coordinates table.">
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