100%  This should be covered by policy. If I was the one that had the ticket, I would expect to pay (especially as it is off hours). If it was d...

?ÿ The cover picture on the Evergreen Surveyor from 2010 is the best pincushion I have ever seen. ?ÿ

If they arent of record, and have no LS number, why would this be a pincushion? Only the angle iron has any meaning or value in that case.

With all of those, certainly one is close to the right answer (your latest version of it). My question is which one(s) appears in a record. (I am in a...

Responsible? Who got the ticket in the mail. Who's name is on it? I think that is the answer.?ÿ My company passes on red light violations and such to ...

"Where the boundary is" = the expertise of a Professional Land Surveyor.?ÿ At this point almost anyone can measure things precisely (as seen by the su...

We run 2018 and are able to export to ACAD 2010 or the like.   It is my understanding that every few years Autodesk updates the file structure ...

A laser is used for distance measurement. It is possible that some of the energy is in the visible spectrum.   I too wonder what seeing the lig...

$150? We spent that on this phone call.?ÿ

"Do not allow their surveys to be recorded with the county."   That is an interesting comment.  My clients don't record surveys, and it is...

For an overview, the training provided by StarNet's documentation and tutorials is a great introduction. It does not get deeply into who and how the s...

Have you watched the webinar? A conversion from feet in NAD83 WA South Zone into Feet SPCS2022 through NGS provided products would be US Survey Feet ...

$7500 for a lot? I don't think I would mobilize on this survey for less than $10k. I suppose a good deal always has its own costs.

Watch the webinar.?ÿ Going to all International Feet will not be painful.?ÿ The states have to update their laws anyway, since all those that refer to...

It goes down to the ground (or just above it) according to the FAA.

I don't think Alaska is doing quite as well (economically) as the rest of the country. They end up on a different cycle it seems.

makerofmaps, post: 447859, member: 9079 wrote: My buddy just got this bad boy. LIDAR drone. It weighs about 20 lbs. The only disavantage I see is t...

Tommy Young, post: 444471, member: 703 wrote: Generally speaking, lot surveys are $700 and 5 acre tracts run about $1000.Uhhh...that's cheap.

Just A. Surveyor, post: 443496, member: 12855 wrote: Does anybody use the Chris-Nik Hound Dog and how does it compare to the others, especially the Sc...

Lee D, post: 439882, member: 7971 wrote: Got to demo a Microdrones MD4-1000DG this week; 42.4MP Sony Rx1RII camera flying at 164' AGL; supposedly prod...