Last seen: May 30, 2026 6:54 pm
In or near the street, and when working in an apartment complex. I'm not sure which is more dangerous, distracted drivers or paranoid residents.
How long is the initial backsight? Using the two short points at one end of the site?
Eleven acres of apartment buildingsTell me my pants are on fire if you want, but two days in the field and two plus days drafting. And I collected eve...
Eleven acres of apartment buildingsI surveyed this site in 1991 when I was at the big company, so I had the drawing to help me, but no files. It is el...
That would be a pretty nice job for me, and doable. I'm very efficient and methodical with years of experience, so, yes, seems good to me.I'm not sayi...
For important points I take five shots in succession with the same point number, and the unit averages them. I never rotate the pole. Rather, I always...
One point calibration for me, but check other points while doing the survey.
That sure sounds like the problem I have now and then. Sort of like random splotches left off the drawing. That's what is really dangerous. A whole bl...
It has occurred to me that it might be someone from Florida who had a copy of the letter, but not my books. I'm sure I shared that letter with others ...
I have the same problem about once a year with my HP430, but I doubt it is the plotter. It somehow always involves Mtext. The file size or physical dr...
By the homeowner's association. They are normally included in the language in the deed restrictions. If not, then lawyer up because it means a civil s...
Well I'll be darned. Yes, that was a younger me, working on a survey crew for Florida Power & Light, and studying very hard to become a land surve...
I give thanks to two surveyors who helped with a deep recovery.One was on a plat, with the note that "The iron rod is inside the corner of the wall an...
On one hand, I've located hundreds of transformers with the rover and never had a problem.But I also remember when I was outside a radio tower site up...
This is one of those where a surveyor will say, "Yeah, so?" and the attorneys will have a hissy fit.