My Fx-115 is a 1996 model and it's still going strong. I had an app that was supposed to replicate it, but it stopped working after a month.

Paul in PA, post: 406294, member: 236 wrote: " I have no doubt the new system will work, the reason this is so controversial is not the technical diff...

MightyMoe, post: 406241, member: 700 wrote: Is there a State surveying department, or a way of funding this? There sure isn't in my state, I can't rec...

Kent McMillan, post: 406205, member: 3 wrote: So, does this mean that the land use is going to be mostly recreational where handheld GPS receivers wil...

Kent McMillan, post: 405946, member: 3 wrote: Isn't the modern situation, though, that geodetic coordinates are more stable than monuments in many ins...

Definitely not an aliqiout descriprion. As for the East line, my first choice would be cardinal if the patent was issued before the third BLM/GLO plat...

The only real problem with using GPS for boundary work in Alaska is knowing which CORS are moving quickly and which are not. Maybe if you need higher ...

Kent McMillan, post: 405819, member: 3 wrote: Well, just to keep this in the realm of reality, if the federal government set monuments every two miles...

Kent McMillan, post: 405812, member: 3 wrote: So, the State of Alaska is going to sell the lands that the United States patents to it for more than $6...

Kent McMillan, post: 405805, member: 3 wrote: So, what is the value of land that is that inaccessible? Is it even $50.00/acre? I'm assuming that the c...

Kent McMillan, post: 405802, member: 3 wrote: I dunno. It looks to me like the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) which became Public Law 92-...

Kent McMillan, post: 405698, member: 3 wrote: Is this what the federal statute provides as to necessary surveys? This is US code, not statute, and it...

I have no comment on the merits of this plan, but I would like to point out that when the land is patented by the state and the private owner hires a ...

Manitoubass2, post: 404520, member: 12278 wrote: That might be plausable.Im still reading a bunch of textbooks members here suggested.Tough to do anyt...

Rich., post: 404500, member: 10450 wrote: Hundreds Yes in the US it would, but he is in Canada so it wouldn't cost him a cent (except maybe for pain ...

There are some good answers here, but you really need to be asking this at the local level. These types of issued vary drastically from state to state...

JB, post: 403348, member: 346 wrote: Let's add some fun...In NC, the call to the centerline of a road is considered a "natural" monument. Does the pr...

Can't you just suevey the correct lot . The ownership doesn't change the boundary. if you are surveying a metes and bound description than the deed ma...

The first step is to reestablish the record meander line. Then you can partition the area between the record meanders and the MHT by the most equitabl...

All the Canadian provinces have licensure requirements as stringent or more stringent the most stringent states. Like here a licence is not required ...