I was going to use that if I couldn't find anything else. To be honeset, I'm not sure it makes a lot of difference.

We bought a pair about 2 months ago. They work really well. We bought them with built in low power radios and an external TRL35 radio, which is a 35...

Thanks Glenn, that sounds reasonable. I had found one that listed 11K2F3E, but it wasn't really for GPS equipment. I was pretty sure 11K2F was corre...

Thanks everyone for the info. I checked on the radio and the FCC Id is TBGA435. I just need to figure out the emmsion indentifer that goes with that...

Yeah, our old license does start out with the 19k6. I called the FCC and they are pretty good about taking calls. The lady said the equipment make s...

Illinois is unique from what I've read in this thread. The original books are in Springfield Illinois in the State Archives. There is a gentlemen wh...

We upgraded our Ranger to the new (Spectra Precision) Survey Pro about 3 months ago. It shows 5.1.1. We don't like it at all. There are some upgrad...

How big is your generator? I've heard of people taking the wires loose in their breaker box and plugging them into an extension cord. I'M BY NO MEAN...

Yeah, I'm surprisedI doubt they did this just to ruin your day Nate, or to make you get it sent in more often. This is probably just a battery they h...

There is a pretty good chance they just didn't care. The way we survey today, to the nearest 0.01' would probably blow the old surveyors away. At the...

Most of the work I do in Western Illinois was surveyed around 1817. I would also agree that in my area that a half mile is about 0.4 chains long. I'...

It seems like it would be best to remove the bad monuments. There is one statement in you post that jumps out at me. You say "SOME" of the owners fe...

We ended up buying a new system, a Topcon HiperII. They have built in low power radios, but we also got a 35 watt external radio. I don't know who m...

In my area, the original found rebar would be as good as gold. I can't imagine not using it. The distances for a half mile that is suppose to be 264...

I also have prescription polarized sun glasses, and just either look under them or turn my head until I can see the screen.

I read that cert in the link above, and I wouldn't sign it without changing several things.