> This has to be a NYS DEC project. For the life of me, I can not understand why they require ground distances to be shown. I have heard the comm...

Yes, getting the RTN setup up and running was my excuse to get a new data collector. I had a TDS Recon running Survey Pro 4.5. No can do on that one (...

> I know this is a little off subject, but would the use a plug-in cellular modem like a Raven Air-link on a Hiper GGD be a poor setup? Or is ther...

Haven't used it in a long time and then I only dabbled with it (an it may have been GMM, I don't remember). It's my understanding that the BLM now use...

I am a solo surveyor set up as a sole proprietor. I couldn't really see the advantage in LLC or incorporating. The so called limits in liability only ...

Those prices sound like the ones around my neck of the woods. The prices are about the same as they were 20 years ago. I had a quote request the other...

Florida Nettles - Try Baking Soda Paste...There are a few different varieties of Stinging Nettle in Florida.Maybe the Dwarf Nettle (Urtica urens)?Also...

Have you tried doing a screen calibration?I have recently upgraded from a TDS Recon to a Carlson Surveyor+ (same as a Juniper TK6000) and I am liking ...

> All that I said was that I have been doing a lot of elevation certificates lately. I said that this home was in the flood plain and that I have n...

> I completed an elevation certificate this week. The buyer of the home met me on site and paid me. Somehow during our conversation she mistook or ...

So, just what kind of Real Estate "Professional" were you talking to? Realtor, Title Company, Bank, Attorney?

Check out this presentation of the Kozlowski Article. It was made a lot clearer with the picturesElectronic Total Stations are Levels Too Presentation

For Solo, Trig-Leveling is the way to go, but you have to know how to do it right. For instance, in true Trig-leveling, you never measure the HI of yo...

I could see it just briefly from Ocala. I didn't quite get above the trees from my prospective. Must have started going downrange pretty quickly.

>br>Hopefully, there won't be any clouds so I can watch it go up from my backyard.