In the long run, the $1800, would be a good investment.
is this still for sale ?
report them to the Board.
We use the S6 and S7, and I like Vision, for the same reasons as others. Well worth it, in my opinion.
I have, and only have had, one hard hat. 1974. not giving it up now. retire in 2 1/2 years.
We use Trimble S6 and S7 instruments that will take photos, and also Trimble TSC 3 with Access,that will assign the photo to the point.When I was in t...
I did this type of work in the early 70's.1) leave a pk nail at each house, hopefully a driveway. Pk nail has coordinates, and good elevations on it....
I took in a number of lectures from Leroy Middleton, and he certainly was good people.I took the WA PLS exam, in 1992,1993, and 1994, and never passed...
hand level
I would not climb the fence using a ladder.I certainly would not cut the fence to get in. ( if I was the owner of the fence, I would be pissed )I woul...
I have always surveyed out of a 3/4 ton van.Strong, steel cage, between rear bench seat, and rest of van, for protection.High speed collision, the cag...
41. When I wrote for my British Columbia Land Surveyor's exam, ( 1974-1976, never did get my license ) we had a 8 hour exam on tree identification, an...
The only time I used to do resection, is when I did triangulation. I was taught that was not a good way to survey.
Yes, and I miss chaining now. I do bring the chain out when we are setting RP'S. Gotta keep the memories alive.
No more swinging my Collin's machete. In the office full time now.My joints were wearing out.2008 : left hip replaced2014 : right hip replaced2015: ri...
The last LSAW Conference that I attended was twenty years ago. I went this year, and really enjoyed myself. There were great speakers and topics.
I use the cut chain. Not too often now. When the chain would break, I would use my mending kit to mend it.
Rachel Collins Basco, post: 413772, member: 10399 wrote: He said its "retired now" lol but it was used many many years!It started out as a 28" blade, ...
paden cash, post: 405130, member: 20 wrote: I had an idea once for full size one to one plan sheets. Just roll them out on the ground and stick stake...
I do the same as Kris.