thebionicman, post: 362374, member: 8136 wrote: Corpcon will work but may give a bogus scale factor I think in a thread last year we demonstrated tha...

One of the most tense moments I've had doing benchmark recoveries was at one that had originally been at the ROW fence line out in the country. Someb...

vplayer, post: 362305, member: 9292 wrote: FS pass rate: 54%PS pass rate: 80%With that info alone, the PS is a far easier exam I don't follow the lo...

I'll repost the extreme example of triangulation I gave about a week ago. There's a tip here in case you ever need to work with a too-short baseline....

You flip the scope to cancel any error due the line of sight not moving exactly in a plane perpendicular to the horizontal plane as you raise the sigh...

There may be exceptions, but I'd think the later the datum realization you tell the software to use, the closer it would be to NAD3(2011). HARN would...

NGS link shortcut: It's overdue for a recovery report, anyway. Be sure to check out the damage discussed in the GC logs and see if you think the elev...

billvhill, post: 361681, member: 8398 wrote: moving a little so your on line with two objects. You mean it's common? I thought I was just weird. W...

To get an inverse, just add a distance and bearing between the points and don't constrain them (If I remember correctly that's the * option). It will...

rfc, post: 361502, member: 8882 wrote: I thought Star*net didn't do you much good without redundant data? Least squares is no better than compass rul...