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Yeah, I assumed every surveyor uses pencils every day. In survey school we were taught to only use pencil in our field books, even though you weren't...
I'd like to hear more about how you found it. In the first pic there's a white "survey marker" sign in the pic, and what looks like a crude wood post...
How well does it do off pavement and hard surfaces? That one video shows a Land Rover in a pasture... if the grass is tall and there's leaves on the ...
I would maybe consider the collapsible monopod Javad makes. It's not very heavy duty, but it is super handy for topo surveys. You could find a varie...
We have the install disc, but like you said - it's tied to the serial number anyway. It won't power up because the battery won't hold/accept a charge...
Just FYI I did find a couple of these (see pic) in my archives and they had a Suunto clinometer in them. Not quite the size you were looking for thou...
What are the dimensions of the case? I might have a pile of those.
Texas looks pretty awesome until I think that it was probably 110 degrees and 96% humidity in all those pictures - and no shade to be found. Otherwis...
Ladd Nelson, post: 420158, member: 307 wrote: I wrote up a procedural document on attribute customization and attached a few such customizations at Ca...
Well that helps a lot. I didn't know you could change those attribute layouts. I always thought you were stuck with the 9 presets. I'm going to dig...
I almost sent my demo unit back at first because of the frustration learning J-Field. It's not as intuitive as Trimble Access, BUT once you take the ...
WTF is that skull on the post? It looks like a pelvis with tusks.
Thanks everyone for the comments. I love getting feedback from so many different points of view. I'm thinking maybe I should just keep using the cou...
Shawn Billings, post: 416678, member: 6521 wrote: What kind of vertical relief is there within the design area?Most of the elevations in the site woul...
John Hamilton, post: 416671, member: 640 wrote: I use UTM for work in the USACE Pittsburgh District, it is all in one zone whereas there are at least ...
When studying boundary law, I remember seeing the term "hostile enjoyment", which I find to be hilarious. I haven't been able to find where I read th...