I also thought it was a great class, Brian did an excellent job. Big thanks to those who organized the class!Corey

Not to hijack your thread but how are the radios working out for those using them? What kind of range are you getting?Corey

There was a thread from a couple of weeks ago about them.[msg]246033[/msg]Corey

Calendar Quantity Update...Angel, I had a nice surprise waiting for me in my mailbox when I went to check it this morning. Thank you Angel and Dan!Cor...

You Must Bring Your GPS Points To The Actual Ground SurfaceHow does the scale factor Carlson is using compare to the one listed on your geodetic monum...

I have the exact same setup and my initial guess would be that you are comparing grid distances to ground distances.I would watch this video first.The...

TV show "Bones" had a survey crewI haven't watched the show "Bones" but I did see a commercial that the Army has out with a survey crew.Corey

This may help you when trying to figure out what size pipe you're dealing with.Corey

Carl, thanks anyways. Here's my email address for anyone else. coreyf@pls-ar.com

If your view counter is correct, then 20,000+ views should atleast get you a job or two or three...Corey

I would think so. This was a seismic survey crew's setup. The generator was to raise and lower the tower I think. The radio was just a standard trimbl...

I can relate. A few years ago I rode up on this one morning going to set a base up. Corey

I've used an at&t motorola razor paired up with a tsc2 running surveypro in the past and currently have a verizon wifi device paired up with a nom...

Set a rebar, nail, etc. for the corner then set a t-post right beside it and tie the stakes to the t-post with flagging. I did this staking gas well l...

That was it, everything is working like it's suppose to now. Thanks for all the help.Corey

I used a tds ranger daily for years before I went solo. When I went solo I purchased a used nomad from ebay and installed Carlson SurvCe v2.5. The fir...