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That is an interesting perspective, given that the same data set worked with DPOS.?ÿ It could be technically correct, and it this is exactly the kind ...
@guy-townes?ÿ That looks cheap.
@flga-2-2?ÿ Even your iphone is made in China.?ÿ @jitterboogie Do you have something against slave labor?
@kelly I mean "free" when I say "open source". 🙂 Curious what you are using to post process the data. ?ÿ
Depending on where you are, there may be open source static files available for use with the rover, at least until you get the other unit in working o...
That does seem to be the answer, it might include the 20 feet, but if there is already an easement there, it is irrelevant or redundant, perhaps.
As long as she is strong enough to get the ATV out.
Not a lot to offer for the ATV recommendation, but having spend some time surveying off the beaten track, a good winch is the difference between incon...
Well, I gave my answer off the OP, even though it comes after your exhibit in the timeline of the thread. I suppose that if a description does not sta...
But, isn't he going to claim that anyway? Say someone recreates my stamp, maybe even forges my signature (wouldn't be that hard to grab the whole thin...
The best kind of chainman! So, my second, I would be standing there with him, and borrow his pencil, his straight edge, whatever. Of course, it all e...
So... While everyone says 29', I have seen more descriptions than I like where the easement is created by placing the words "The East XX feet of..." ...
I used my physical stamp once or twice. As for electronic, stamps, I prefer to stamp and digitally sign a pdf. But, anyone with a template can throw ...
Lying about something like that is a really bad sign. It indicates lying as a way of life...and that is the absolute worst quality in a PC. I would ra...
I thought that was specifically prohibited at the exam. And lots of people fail. That said, I always advise those I mentor to make schedule the test e...