I am selling my copy of TGO Office. Includes all documentation and includes TGO authorization key, ADJUST authorization key, and Wave authorization key. See photos for what is included
Make offer.
send me an e-mail ...... [email protected] with a price
It should be noted that the WAVE processor no longer works.
> It should be noted that the WAVE processor no longer works.
Well Kris
Like all things in surveying -it depends.
In this case the wave processor works just fine if you run your .dat files through the Trimble Rinex converter then run the rinex files through the RinexDates program.
Just click on the services tab above and download the program for free.
John Hamilton also has a program called FixDatTGO that will adjust the times in a .dat file so it will process.
Just sayin'.....
John
> > It should be noted that the WAVE processor no longer works.
>
> Well Kris
> Like all things in surveying -it depends.
> In this case the wave processor works just fine if you run your .dat files through the Trimble Rinex converter then run the rinex files through the RinexDates program.
>
> Just click on the services tab above and download the program for free.
>
> John Hamilton also has a program called FixDatTGO that will adjust the times in a .dat file so it will process.
>
> Just sayin'.....
I understand the Fix Dat program and the rinex capability. The wave processor will NOT work on current data without having to do something to it, period. It's a bad move on Trimble's part, but it is what it is. If you make MANY static observations, it's a PITA.
John
Kris
I completely agree with you but TGO can still be a viable alternative if you are willing to put up with the hassel. To say nothing about the cost difference between TGO and TBC. The RTK portion of TGO works fine if that is the primary use.
I have no affiliation with the guy that is selling the software but it does seem like he could have noted the problem with TGO as a curtesy to potential buyers. On the other hand, your comments could have stopped someone from purchasing the software when in fact it can be made to work.