roger_LS, post: 449686, member: 11550 wrote: I've heard that in larger civil/survey companies the surveying side actually brings in quite a bit more m...
MightyMoe, post: 448198, member: 700 wrote: I wouldn't consider the CN marking "wrong", many surveyors use it; I prefer the C---C way cause of the dia...
Charles L. Dowdell, post: 448053, member: 82 wrote: Loyal;As far as I know or recall, this was the old old method of designating the 16th corners befo...
MightyMoe, post: 448051, member: 700 wrote: 17 16ths? I'd always cosidered there to be 16 16ths;) Mighty:That's because the C?¬ was marked as a 1/16t...
Loyal, post: 448052, member: 228 wrote: Charles,That looks familiar, but I can't "place it." Is it by chance related to the 3-Mile 1/16 era?Loyal Loy...
Here is a diagram of the old old 1/16 corner marking. I was going to include it in my last post, but couldn't find it and had to do a search to come u...
MightyMoe, post: 448044, member: 700 wrote: Thanks Charles, I've seen them a number of ways, the CN is one way another surveyor I know insists on doin...
MightyMoe, post: 448030, member: 700 wrote: I mark them just like the manual shows, it's easier in the long run. Mighty:I've always marked my 1/16 ca...
Taco Bell Dawg, post: 443264, member: 12957 wrote: I use woods stakes (18" or 24"). Lay them flat on the asphalt and set the tips of the tripod into t...
You're not parallel to anything, you're parallel with it, i.e., parallel with, perpendicular to.
Dan Henry, post: 441460, member: 10756 wrote: Hi all,We have one crew that for the past several months has consistently come back with traverses that ...
A Harris, post: 436051, member: 81 wrote: One of the most important thing to consider when working on and adjusting brass and other instruments.Like t...
RADAR, post: 435528, member: 413 wrote: To say the least...I had know idea it had been 100 years in the making.When I started in 1975, the company had...
nDave Lindell, post: 433293, member: 55 wrote: Just like me, my old Windows XP system is getting cranky.All my "Problem Corner" and related problem da...
I wrote up a little story about an incident that happened on one of the transmission line surveys that I was working on in my younger days and thought...
I. Ben Havin, post: 431166, member: 6834 wrote: Got a power transmission line project coming up where intersecting cross power lines will need to be m...
Deano, post: 428991, member: 6369 wrote: I'll admit, I'm a bit rusty on determining lot dimensions from the area returned on the original GLO plat, bu...
MightyMoe, post: 428709, member: 700 wrote: Haven't ordered any for quite a while,,,,,,,,GULP!!Client really wants only brass, I still have 26 but aft...
I guess I'd better add the states that I'm licensed in to the list, WY, ID, AZ, to increase some of the numbers.