Sounds like it could be legit, whether or not it's a good way to advertise. Probably promoted by some phone bank operation on contract to Re/Max. I ...

I like Jim Frame's answer. It agrees with me as far as I went, but he then went on to detail what could be done AFTER the LS adjustment. The adjustm...

Better check the ordinance. Some alcohol permits are contingent on the distance from school/church/whatever measured as the ordinary person would wal...

A very good point about the size of the project.Another minor point, though. The RTK errors per point don't accumulate the way they do in a traverse....

>am I able to key in a known standard error (i.e the accuracy of the GPS surveyed point) yet keep the coordinates fixedI don't think so. I've done...

His stated raw closure of 1:16,000, if all due to azimuth, is 12.9 arc seconds. I sampled a few tri station data sheets around Atlanta and found Lapl...

I'm not entirely clear on what you are doing. Are you starting with the azimuth between a pair of GPS stations a few hundred yards apart, projecting ...

From OP: >the mis-closure always seems to be to the north when running to the east and to the south when running to the west

It seems that in any kind of sales operation, the first one to contact a customer owns that customer's business. It's very obvious in car sales, wher...

You can buy property without a real estate agent. You can THEORETICALLY sell a house without an agent, but you will find it quite difficult. Most bu...

I took it as numbering his measurementst1, t1, t2, t2, etc with plot numbers1, 2, 3, 4, ... 11, 12, 12, 11, .... 1

But scale factor would give him misclosure to the general direction of the traverse, East and West. He says his misclosure is North and South.

>tribrach rated at less than 1" hysteresis.And if I understand your Y axis, that is about what you demonstrated.It seems pretty clear that you have...

>Why did the authorities allow such a thing? [sarcasm]If the complaints on the forum are typical, then the authorities were too busy checking wheth...

In your laid-back county, it probably won't be a big deal. Maybe all new deeds could read: lot xx in the SW block of Joe Schmo's Addition, originally...