paden cash, post: 425255, member: 20 wrote: ....ask Kent what time it is and he'll tell you how watches are built in Texas...
Or, if you live in Okieland, he'll ask you why you don't own either a watch or an iPhone. Most likely, he'll figure that building watches isn't in the cards given the aversion to keeping track of time when there are fixed prices to be quoted to callers.
So where do I pick up my 11 bucks?
Kent McMillan, post: 425260, member: 3 wrote: Or, if you live in Okieland, he'll ask you why you don't own either a watch or an iPhone. Most likely, he'll figure that building watches isn't in the cards given the aversion to keeping track of time when there are fixed prices to be quoted to callers.
I don't have time to quote my fixed prices to folks on the phone. I do however have an advertising agreement with a local Mandarin restaurant called the "Toa Mein" that delivers. They send their help around putting menus on folks' screen door handles. I've got my survey prices printed on the back of their menu. Everything from your simple mortgage survey up to a full blown ALTA...delivery guaranteed within 45 minutes. And with the ALTA you get egg rolls.
BrandonA, post: 425333, member: 11837 wrote: So where do I pick up my 11 bucks?
You might try hanging around that bar to see if anyone drops a wallet.
looks like it's off a couple tenths
paden cash, post: 425344, member: 20 wrote: I don't have time to quote my fixed prices to folks on the phone.
So, you only bid jobs via the internet, then? How much would you charge to untangle about 200 lbs. of string and measure the exact length at 20 lbs. tension supported throughout its length?
I am amazed at how well the monument shows up in the most recent Microsoft sidewalk view. What a wonderful research tool!
It kind of looks like there is a pin cushion beginning to develop, or is that due to adjustments in your control network?
Dan Patterson, post: 425366, member: 1179 wrote: looks like it's off a couple tenths
That's because it was set using RTK. 😉
FL/GA PLS., post: 425379, member: 379 wrote: That's because it was set using RTK. 😉
Due to sliding the tribrac?
Biased to the side the Bowie was worn?
DDSM:clink:
imaudigger, post: 425375, member: 7286 wrote: I am amazed at how well the monument shows up in the most recent Microsoft sidewalk view. What a wonderful research tool!
I think you'll find that the "Undo" function under the "Edit" tab in Photoshop will help solve many surveying problems such as the one you ask about. As for showing up in Google Street View, the aluminum washers are most likely more visible than brass once it has tarnished since the aluminum is more reflective.
Kent McMillan, post: 425395, member: 3 wrote: I think you'll find that the "Undo" function under the "Edit" tab in Photoshop will help solve many surveying problems such as the one you ask about. As for showing up in Google Street View, the aluminum washers are most likely more visible than brass once it has tarnished since the aluminum is more reflective.
😀 Wish there was an UNDO for surveying problems like that.