summerprophet, post: 368632, member: 8874 wrote: In order for a PLS to place the boundaries on a piece of paper, the boundaries must determined or ret...

summerprophet, post: 368487, member: 8874 wrote: For example, Washington state considers a map delineating boundaries to be a boundary survey. So irre...

I, personally, love calibration/localization. For the horizontal, it works great, and is fairly painless. For the vertical, it requires planning, jud...

algallop, post: 368370, member: 8394 wrote: I would like to perform topographic surveys with our R10 equipment using a 1-point vertical calibration, b...

pencerules, post: 368281, member: 709 wrote: I must say that this, along with a few other posts, does in my opinion constitute advertising. I underst...

leegreen, post: 368215, member: 2332 wrote: It would be great if other vendors did chine to tells of their up coming technology. But this is a violati...

oh, and sorry for diving into something old...it pops up when someone comments, and then I always forget to look at the OP date. 🙂

rfc, post: 368230, member: 8882 wrote: Thanks for the ideas. Unfortunately, I didn't think of that when I had the month trying the software. Also, it ...

The edits I often run into are with resections, and Carlson occasionally, and inexplicably, failing to write the setup information into the raw data.

rfc, post: 368114, member: 8882 wrote: Nothing is ever easy. I'm demo-ing MicrosurveyCAD for 30 days. It has an LSA component that I thought was simil...

paden cash, post: 368058, member: 20 wrote: 5. idiot bone-head freshman related to the developer that makes it possible for the engineer's name to be ...

Couldn't you simply localize (calibrate) to that city's benchmarks? When you need that data, you can apply that calibration. We run SurvCE, and if I ...

paden cash, post: 367914, member: 20 wrote: ...and not ONE of them remembered the chain. So, the rule here always was/is, that the second is respons...

I have found my own, more often than I would like to admit...set up where I left it the day before...of course, it is the other guy's fault. Or, we w...

Plumb Bill, post: 367678, member: 226 wrote: I guess if it aint broke don't fix it. I'll probably get a Surveyor2. Thanks for the input.FWIW, we hav...

Bow Tie Surveyor, post: 367771, member: 6939 wrote: From this month's Florida Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers Newsletter:Currently there a...

One point that Kent made, that I will restate differently, is that LSA works best with the minimum number of constraints, if your purpose is to define...

Jimmy Cleveland, post: 367411, member: 91 wrote: Customer/technical support has to be a major factor in a purchase of this magnitude. This would be...

Nate The Surveyor, post: 367423, member: 291 wrote: dmyhill, I have thought about what you said.Technically, it is NOT a one pony show. (Although I ki...