@true-corner I completely agree, it is truly a sad state of affairs when two surveyors can come along, find another's position and BOTH opine it nece...

No contacts, if you want the same machine, with a survey pro card, input or enter button is busted, pm.?ÿ ?ÿ

Negligence, perhaps, depends on how your board rules and local standard of care are written/setup. Fraud, I don't think so. Judging by what has been p...

Posted by: Zapper I think I've posted this before but take a gander at this. This map should clearly have a note stating the equipment used, training...

Posted by: Zapper I think I've posted this before but take a gander at this. This map should clearly have a note stating the equipment used, training...

I hate to admit it (actually I don't) as surveyors we learn to be pretty f'ing rugged people, (aside from the "smarts"), in this situation I would hav...

No Kidding man. I'm 6' tall, have a propensity for setting an instrument up at 5.4', in 15 years I've never bumped a leg unless the skirt was too shor...

Respectfully disagree with the topic subject line. This however is a great reason to point out the necessity for licensure?ÿ for the use of drones, wh...

Posted by: Wendell I nearly lost my job after telling a neighbor that we were building an overhead glass sewer line. I was just a snot-nosed kid at th...

Not to split hairs, but wouldn't the most equitable solution be to calc a centerline location, correct your chain or prorate to it, respect the half w...

Loyal, post: 455579, member: 228 wrote: I use AutoCAD as a graphic database of sorts. Each Survey (usually a Mineral Survey or a particular PLSS "line...

I'd go back the site, locate the points you have already found on an LDP and compare results, if it were a CAD trim error of a monument symbol, the ol...

Mark Mayer, post: 448898, member: 424 wrote: That's not the part that really bugs me. What bothers me is that millions of dollars were spent before e...

Holy Cow, post: 448262, member: 50 wrote: When nearly everything has been destroyed or visibly disturbed, an answer is better than chaos. Say a signi...

Paul in PA, post: 447912, member: 236 wrote: Starts at 1,goes on to N61-15E 107.44 m. to point 7,N36-34E to point ?...... (probably 8)...... m. to poi...

PM2 were my introduction to static GPS, I'm humbled at how well such a simple unit works if properly used. Its nice to have three, just saying.I'd try...

I'm freaking out right know that no one brought up he's not an LS or, Ok I'll say it, a Civil:). You all gone soft?

Kent McMillan, post: 439732, member: 3 wrote: That's an impressive exhibit. The typical pattern I see is that where a monument was set that lacked an ...