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Almost looks like they had to shave off the top cap to get the lower one in.
Wierd, I'm licensed in Illinois and I don't think our good friend Rod B. ever signed my license. You must have paid extra for his autograph.
Dave Karoly, post: 390954, member: 94 wrote: My guess would be the CAD file used to stake the subdivision was revised but the map which got filed was ...
I'd ask Kent for his opinion on Oklahoma.
I don't understand why it can't be raised. Unstable soil? Use a longer monument.
Trust me, it will be painfull for a couple of day. Learn a few new swear words, that will help the transition.
Traverse closure? I didn't state the very well. First off, we aren't doing a lot of work that requires a traverse. Second, we use GPS a lot more. ...
Thats all I use. We switched from Landdevelopment about 2 years ago. There were a few tough days at first. It will take you an hour to do something...
In my area, the original corners are pretty much long gone. I've never seen one in the field. They were almost always called out as a post in a moun...
We just made a block for each tree size that is fairly close to a real world drip line. Each block gets inserted when we download. Yes its a lot of ...
I'm pretty much on board with your premise, which is don't use RTK when the distances are short. Ignoring ALTA surveys, which I would only use RTK to...
I'm kind of guessing here, but it looks the elevations changes as you go up and down the creek. It seems like the thing to do would be to prorate tho...
My understanding is that once you start to itch from a chigger, it is already gone, so the nail polish over the bite may help it feel better, but it d...
I agree, check cables, and if not, probably the radio is going bad. I've had a couple go bad and what you are describing is the same thing we had hap...
I've never messed with it on my current GPS, but with our first HIper, yes there were certain items you could turn off, but I think you had to do when...
As far as I know, there has always been a school in Illinois that offered the required classes in surveying. At first it was SIUC. The program died ...