Hello, I have a M3 for sale, comes with 4 batteries and a charger. Recently calibrated by frontier precision. Has laser plummet, laser pointer for reflector less and reflector aiming, works with Bluetooth and TSC3 Trimble Access 2017.23. Super lightweight for carrying thru the woods and difficult terrain. 3500 is the asking price. This price will include shipping via FEDEx 2 day air.
Would it work with the TSC7 or TSC5 with latest version of software. How does it do holding up traversing and reflective shots on building corners etc. I never ran one nor seen one. Is optics ok. Etc. Looks like something a solo friend might want for when rtk doesn’t work.
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Hi. Thanks for the reply, it does well for reflector less and shooting DR no prism.
It would be ideal for asbuilts and projects where you don’t plan to carry elevations as a solo operator. If you have a hired Rodman it is ideal.
It traverses well and measures manual rounds which I like however it is not ideal for design surveying.
The software built into it is access 2017.24 which I don’t use I use the controller Bluetoothed.
I don’t know if it will pair with newer software versions of access but you can try to add the survey style to your tsc5 controller under access survey styles.
Which access versions are you using on the tsc5 and 7.
I’m out of town and I can post with equipment tomorrow.
I have no issues with a 30 day trial and returns accepted without any damage. You would need to pay for the shipping if you decide to return and the pricing is negotiable if you want to email me at aaronbrown.ak@gmail.com.
The latest 2023.xx on my friends . I am sure he just got the new equipment for gps. I have told him about this. I think he will probably end up with a robot as he is solo. But With what the gnss rtk can do mow days i basic total station would probably get one by in a pinch . Depending on work type obviously. I will tell a few other folks as we’ll spread the word for you. I still have the urge myself to turn angles manually. My eyes are not as good as they once were and i am not as steady. But there is something about knowing a transit or total station and when you have turned enough angles with it and you seem to have that 6th sense something is not right and its a gut thing. Seems like magic.
