I think the last year they were made was in 2012 or so. Once about ten years ago, I had set a temp point with a MAG nail to represent a (destroyed) mo...
Hmmm... I ain't gonna change my signature just yet... Welcome aboard.
Any other brand of DC software users out there that have done so? FieldGenius? XYZ Fieldworks (are they even around any more)? Others?
I think I'll start a thread on this topic but of a more general nature software-wise.
Is Carlson the only one who permits this without purchasing another license ($$$$.$$!!!), or do others? I know WRT the DOT I'm employed with, Carlson'...
Red Wings since 1991 or so. Not sure of the boot model number/name nowadays but they used to be "Irish Setters". Durable and comfortable. I also buy t...
Congratulations!!
That is a WAY cool video, thank you for sharing it. I think it was the WPA who set those oversize Phillips-head brass screws (that's what they look li...
Thank you, Gavin!! I totally agree, riparian matters in Washington State are most unique. And they DO thoroughly grill you on those in the state-speci...
Checked DOL's website this morning... licensed. Minimally qualified to practice land surveying in the State of Washington- anything beyond that is ear...
Congratulations!!!
Recently had an RP mon set by our headquarters GeoMetrix crew in a county road gravel shoulder, for a section corner that will no longer be readily ac...
I've long wanted to try haggis but unfortunately, not available here. However, I COULD cross over into Canada since I'm quite close to the border... h...
Reading threads like this, makes me truly appreciate the system that we have here in Washington State. The BORPELS has the final say on what qualifies...
Although GPS has diminished the need for running traverses (especially long ones), for someone to say that a traverse kit is no longer needed is short...
Welcome aboard from the NW corner of the state!
We often have troubles w/connections to our Leica TS using Carlson SurvCE. I found that going to the Instrument menu, highlighting our TS and OKing it...
Posted by: Mark Mayer The national PS exam was practically a cakewalk in comparison. Given six hours, and I was done in less than four- including a sh...
I finished the state-specific exam with 20 minutes to spare, including review time. Since I somehow passed, I think I can live with the result. The na...
