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Bruce Small
Bruce Small
@bruce-small
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Joined: February 6, 2011 3:35 pm
Last seen: May 30, 2026 6:54 pm
Topics: 227 / Replies: 1346
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RE: Training that might not be worth having

Richard, post: 426559, member: 833 wrote: When at high school we studied David Copperfield. Turned me off books for life :grinning:There was mention o...

9 years ago
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RE: Finally Spilling the Beans on RTK GNSS

Roby_, post: 425009, member: 12678 wrote: Jim -- Can you advise if there's a reason why you guys pay that much? Please don't read that as being sarcas...

9 years ago
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RE: Protecting against sun damage

Oh, yeah, I remember well the dermatologist saying, "Severe sun damage" on my ears. That was jarring. From then on it was heavy use of sun screen befo...

9 years ago
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RE: 1-800 Dig Rite - Gas line hit

That's why I tell my clients it is their job to have the lines marked. If locating the lines is so important then they can hop to it and get it done.

9 years ago
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RE: Uggghhhh- Not him again.....

Oh, yeah, there are some tag numbers that make me groan because I know it is going to be a mess. But, sometimes the worst ones get it right so you hav...

9 years ago
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RE: When Should You Count the Client's Money?

Jim in AZ, post: 420466, member: 249 wrote: I once had a client ask me if he could accompany the crew to show them a monument or two at a very remote ...

9 years ago
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RE: New partnership, or Bugger off?

When I left the large firm to start my own survey business there were several engineers who made it clear they would love to join me. I had the good s...

9 years ago
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RE: Engineers preparing subdivision plats

I like to do the surveying portion of a subdivision plat, but I really have no interest in doing the drafting and I certainly don't need the aggravati...

9 years ago
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RE: Topo blunder

I now recall, slowly, some details. For one stretch near a 1-story building I was shooting the sidewalk elevations so I certainly would have run the r...

9 years ago
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RE: Topo blunder

leegreen, post: 418433, member: 2332 wrote: Bruce,Could it be a software bug?What is the measurement difference between your rovers slant height and v...

9 years ago
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RE: Topo blunder

Control points and topo shots are exactly the same routine except for control points I use a bipod and shoot five times, using the average, while most...

9 years ago
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RE: Topo blunder

Andy J, post: 418253, member: 44 wrote: I'm curious about the standard 5.60 rod height. How did you come to that? I know you don't do things without...

9 years ago
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RE: Topo blunder

Gene Kooper: You nailed it. That was the problem. It was July 1st last year so the heat did it. Ha.

9 years ago
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RE: Topo blunder

Mark Mayer, post: 418091, member: 424 wrote: You may not have changed the rod height but the entered value may have changed. I'd certainly be looking ...

9 years ago
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RE: Topo blunder

voidintheabyss, post: 418083, member: 11972 wrote: Do you check back into your control at the end of the day? To my regret, I did not, and that would...

9 years ago
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RE: Topo blunder

David Powell, post: 418079, member: 6431 wrote: Perhaps you lost initialization and when it came back you got a bad initialization? The Leica reiniti...

9 years ago
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RE: Topo blunder

Kevin Samuel, post: 418065, member: 96 wrote: Are your topo shots taken from the same measurement mode as your control?If not, isn't there an opportun...

9 years ago
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