Looks good to me on my Samsung S4. Attached files

Don Blameuser, post: 321927, member: 30 wrote: There, their, they're I'm sorry, this stuff is important.Really. Don Myself didn't see anything wrong ...

Good luck with your efforts and I sincerely hope you don't get too mad at some of the advice you have received. As a regular, I have to tell you we ge...

jwdenney, post: 323853, member: 7689 wrote: I have, and can use, a blueline machine with the many mylar/vellum prints my predecessor produced over the...

I didn't see my category. I'm a Texas surveyor. 35 acres might be a hundredth of what I have to survey to find the right boundary. 😉

Precision-geo-inc, post: 322382, member: 9801 wrote: What are you in the market for?I'm looking for an older GPS unit that I can leave collecting data...

Hey, Will.I have been watching some of your sales recently. Trying to find your listings, what is your seller user id?Also, for Haywood, I would think...

I'm not aware of any HARN monuments in the area.

What makes you think I was baiting Kent. B-) The NGS Monument was 2nd order horizontal which is 1:50,000 minimum distance accuracy. There is something...

My composition may be lacking, but my understanding is that he occupied the NGS monument for an unspecified amount of time and then processed his data...

Actually, I explicitly said I didn't need elevations. Just casually interested in its existence.>Of course, the elevations aren't important to me a...

Yes, the Perry-Castaneda collection is very handy.

I was not familiar with that USGS Historical Topographic Map Explorer. I've bookmapped that for future reference.I found the area of my interest on pa...

Found it!Kept searching and finally found a good post on the topic.[msg=181698