Tom beat me to it. I think the "reason" is that you want to check the summation of all the interior angles of the closed polygon against the (n - 2) ...

Yea well sometimes I feel like I am already funning a lending company.....I've got one PITA that keeps paying half the invoice everything 3 months to ...

I think I prefer OPUS-RS.

I do it all the time. I use a gad. It sucks. I try to keep some of the shorter hubs available for this. I've also found a large 36" double head te...

Nate The Surveyor, post: 404063, member: 291 wrote: 1200.00 Race ya to the bottom??

I can do that job for $2,000

Sometimes they go very cheaply here but that's usually a bundle. Like you do the title survey, flood cert, and new description and charge $300 each o...

Getting it from the FIRM? Are there benchmarks on the FRIM? Around here there are not, but I know places in PA where there are. Could he be using G...

Is that a CST rod? Mine is the same way.I think my Seco rods don't have the missing decimal...

John Putnam, post: 402835, member: 1188 wrote: If I had to guess, the artichoke is looking for the drawing to be scaled to inches. I can not recall t...

Sounds like the people who lost it committed insurance fraud. I guess they "accidentally" reported the newer, more expensive one being stolen so they...

Sounds like a typo to me. Isn't this patent ambiguity......like obviously wrong? And also, they could not have conveyed the wrong lot and block by d...

Dude, $14k for the whole setup? Granted this is the older model, but wow!

Mark Mayer, post: 402455, member: 424 wrote: Reflectorless is no longer a novelty. It's something every survey needs to stay competitive. I probably d...

I show features on the adjacent property sometimes if they are close to the property line. Also, I think the tree shooting hi-jack came from discussin...

JEFLS, post: 402433, member: 1771 wrote: .....Most of my surveys are small, 1/2 acres to 60 acres. Almost all of my surveys are in the woods, with ver...

Plumb Bill, post: 402414, member: 226 wrote: Agreed, but if I remember correctly from a demo the Geomax has a far superior reflectorless capability co...

Rich., post: 402374, member: 10450 wrote: Don't look further than the focus 35. Surveypro is super duper easy. I mean basic and super user friendly. ...

My advice would be to just get a data collector with the right software, and then you could use pretty much any robot. I would not buy a 15-20 year ol...