For some reason the schedule is being listed as linear feet but is giving us the same area as the square footage. Oh wait. <img alt=":o" class="bb-smiley" src="/media/com_easydiscuss/images/markitup/emoticon-surprised.png" /> If the dripline lateral spacing is 12" apart, would they be the same? OK. That's why. ... Have a nice day. <img alt=":D" class="bb-smiley" src="/media/com_easydiscuss/images/markitup/emoticon-happy.png" /> - This was just to put a smile on Jakes face.

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Drip areas are labeled as LF in schedule, but are actually SF.

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Steve Cook

Tuesday, 28 January 2025

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For some reason the schedule is being listed as linear feet but is giving us the same area as the square footage. Oh wait.

If the dripline lateral spacing is 12" apart, would they be the same? OK. That's why. ... Have a nice day.

- This was just to put a smile on Jakes face.

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Jake Lott

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Steve, Consider your mission complete. I have a smile on my face now. Glad I could help get you all sorted out

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