I'll go out on a limb here just to see how close I get to what the knowledgeable people say.If you are only asked what you saw ("Were there obstacles ...

Jim in AZ, post: 431311, member: 249 wrote: I haven't seen a set of plans other than our own that has been sufficiently dimensioned to construct in de...

Here's what they are using. I can even see several of the concrete rings on Google Earth.

I guess it depends on how important speed is to you versus a possible tiny improvement. They do the final update because they think it's a little mor...

In at least some cases with old Trimble gear, running through TEQC with the correct week number specified will fix the date for you.

Are you looking at this? It's where I check, and yes, 1949 does seem to be a bit overdue.That site says "The final combinations are available at 12 d...

aliquot, post: 430965, member: 2486 wrote: Do you really need a four year degree, four years of experience and to pass a test about boundary law to fl...

I often lament the dependence now built into our society. When I was born mid 20th century a disruption in fuel, electric powre, or communications wo...

tigre5000i, post: 430100, member: 7350 wrote: a difference of 1 yard in location Is one giving you IGS / WGS84 and the other NAD83?

I hope you do get it figured out.As much as surveying interests me, it's a good thing I didn't try to become a PLS. I couldn't deal with those cases ...

MightyMoe, post: 429892, member: 700 wrote: all surveying data in hard bound field books Boilerplate requirements copied and perpetuated beyond their...

I re-ran that same file and it processed fine. It used one different CORS and gave me a position 2 mm different horizontal and 1 mm vertical. No XML...

I ran one Monday and saw the notice. The results (precise orbits) were very close to the Rapid orbits results I'd gotten on it a couple weeks earlier...

Kent McMillan, post: 429841, member: 3 wrote: I thought the odds were still in favor of it remaining, but it wasn't exactly looking at me and one poss...

The principle variable is the number of redundant observations. That drives the upper and lower bounds on the Chi-Sq test. The averaging over a lot ...

paden cash, post: 429797, member: 20 wrote: If you get downwind of some of those places it can knock you out. My sister lives 9 miles from one and fr...

Nick Jewett, post: 429785, member: 12357 wrote: I tried to share the .kmz file but it would not let me upload. May not be on the approved file type l...

Holy Cow, post: 429669, member: 50 wrote: Ol' Jim Petty from Arkiesaw used to call Deral by the name Derail routinely Remembering that is what prompt...

spledeus, post: 429535, member: 3579 wrote: How much does the pipe curve? A very quick calculation (hope I'm not too far off) says that for a 12 mile...