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This is why you should always double an angle to a side shot.
Great question. I wish I could answer it for you. I once did a boundary survey, not for a plat, by running a traditional traverse. My new boss critici...
I prefer a fixed height rover rod because the diameter of the extensible part of my two-piece rover rod is too small to accommodate my pole clamp for ...
Never heard of Mickey (mouse) boots. Looking forward to going on a cold-weather attire shopping spree.
I'm anticipating not working for several months in the winter. Isn't that normal for the northern latitudes?
I was tired of seeing autonomous appear on my data collector screen under light tree cover. It cost me many frustrating hours of lost time. Supposedly...
My wife prefers to write checks over electronic payments. We’ve spoken with most of the companies we do business with for the purpose of determining w...
@lurker No wonder the cat’s stomach has a sag in it.
Thanks for posting this. In a nutshell, you have to write a program that reads a file line by line while looking for specific words.
Vector data for point numbers 154 and 141?
Out of curiosity, I had to research that.
Can you post a small piece of a FieldGenius .raw file?
I have always been an advocate of this and have dabbled in it for years.
We’re shooting for design. Took an abundance of shots in an area with a mitered end section. Got top and bottom of bank too.
Not 100% sure what you mean by match points. There is a paved road running through the project. Do you mean matching a sod elevation with the nearest ...
@holy-cow Using a point on the rod. It’s above my pay grade to consider the sod removal. Will tape a sod sample to the field notes. We have to shoo...
@lurker No soil, just sod. Good sod at that. This is an upper middle class area.