I used this product for 20 years, and it is my favorite detector, both in form and function. It is right around $850. Whatever you buy, I highly rec...

Histeresis (ie/stability) of the tribrach and tripod. Pretty much begins and ends here. If a crew cares enough to take care of the tripod, likely they...

I actively despise all active prims I have ever used, no matter what they call them...(Topcon & Trimble, haven't tried Leica's but it is unlikely ...

Yeah, that does not contain any info from the study. It refers to Unnamed Tributary 1.

If it has made in Japan tribrachs in reasonable shape, it will be worth the shipping.

Why does it cost so much: because it can, and even though it is all made in china and looks the same, we dont feel we can risk the cheapo stuff.

I see that the rule is amended, but did the original rule limit frontage to 120 feet? I have seen minimum frontages, but cant recall a maximum frontag...

I am with Norman, I dont think I have had a shot over 1,500 feet for a long while. When we did, a mini-prism didn't always work for us with our old To...

Whether developers should be obliged to make the sacrifice...lot of credits from a lot of funding sources for these things – it’s not all on their bac...

Kind of a win win for everyone except the bank? 500k loan, property worth 600k if not in foreclosure, foreclosure sale of 200k, buy back from bidder f...

What are you rotating? To what? And why? BTW, if you post the survey it might provide context. Regarding being able to geo-locate you, if you provide ...

I don’t think anyone has mentioned this. Check out your redemption statutes. I wouldn’t proceed with anything till the statutory time has passed if th...

In todays world parcels like K-106 would be designated open space tracts and held by the public (usually via the relevant parks department) in perpetu...

Not sure which is worth less in this context: Government or Insurance Company Some tight competition there for the bottom of the barrel

LOL, and they built on a parcel where the person has a sentimental attachment, it appears. Just swapping lots isn't going to fly.

@rover83 As you know, we had Torrens here in WA. It never caught on, but it is likely the details of the law here that caused that. People seemed to ...

...but of course the most critical thing is to recover/re-establish monuments in their original position, based on the evidence. Finding the original ...

"with the implementation of NGS2022 sometime in the 2030’s" An optimist!