@nate-the-surveyor?ÿ Nice.?ÿ Where's the surveying gear? If I were composing that, I'd aim just a little higher and to the right, so the barn was ne...

Approximate coordinates for Google Earth: 16.8976, -88.2827 I don't see any development showing up.

How accurate do you need it? There is a line of bench marks about 4.5 miles west of Perks.?ÿ Perhaps you could find one of those and use two GNSS rec...

The reason for using NO_TRANS with RTK is that the base position may already be NAD83, and so the rover position is NAD83 without any additional trans...

Someone kindly explained the definition of 'plethora'.?ÿ?ÿ It means a lot to me.

Every region must be different. The plats of the subdivisions my church is in (straddles lots in two) from about 1958 don't close on paper by up to a...

The question for them is "How do you pick which one to start the math from ?"

See Jed's videos for someone who spends most of their time on serious slopes.

I found the place on Google Earth, and I see what you mean about the hedge.

If you are leaving a company to compete with them, they wouldn't want you to take their files.?ÿ But if you are leaving the area or going to do a diff...

You have 3 monuments that are all south of your calculated position.?ÿ That might indicate a need to shift your calculations.?ÿ You aren't clear on w...

@lurker?ÿ I would have expected location would be sent. Even if not assisted by GNSS, the cell towers can get an approximate location.

That can lead to a lot more stress, though, when it comes to finding a way to meet that deadline.

Convert the .t02 file using RINEX, (v 2.10 or newer) You need to clarify here what tool you used to convert TO RINEX.?ÿ You didn't use something cal...

Grid plus be sure to get the peaks and valley line.

We had 5 channels, but reception on some wasn't strong, so the picture could be a bit snowy or lose sync at times. The geezers here will know what tha...

From an NGS presentation