Loyal, post: 447439, member: 228 wrote: he usually stops and gets a quick RTK shotWhat constitutes a quick shot? I usually see a tighter spread using...

Nate The Surveyor, post: 447187, member: 291 wrote: Adjustment software is for people who make errors. Don't make errors, and you won't need it! (grin...

John Putnam, post: 446914, member: 1188 wrote: It is the core bit that suck the juice.Those core bits scare me. I nearly twisted my arm in two when a...

Holy Cow, post: 446819, member: 50 wrote: A giant karate chop directly on the passenger area would have been fatal for sure.I did a forensic survey re...

BlitzkriegBob, post: 446546, member: 9554 wrote: my text layers are almost always set to color white since I find that visually pleasing regardless of...

I'm pretty sure there's a VA (aka elevation angle) option, but I'm away from the office and unable to check.

D Bendell, post: 446647, member: 12975 wrote: If I were your agent I'd be on your sideThis is where the relationship matters, and the reason that chan...

Do these non-Adobe offerings provide digital signature capability?FWIW, it looks like Acrobat Pro X can be bought on eBay for a similar cost.

( I've never done any work in SF on my own, but under a former employer I was occasionally loaned to a 3rd generation SF surveying firm.)

Bradl, post: 446620, member: 2848 wrote: This is due to records being lost after the 1907 earthquakeI thought it had less to do work lost records and ...

A lot of SF boundaries are marked by +, L or T cuts on curbs, or crow's feet on building corners. Until fairly recently, the requirement to tag monu...

D Bendell, post: 446573, member: 12975 wrote: If I were afraid to make a claim cause my premiums may increase then why have insurance?As noted above, ...

MightyMoe, post: 446284, member: 700 wrote: How can anyone see that a bench is .3' too low along a railroad when the next submission is from 10 miles ...

D Bendell, post: 446540, member: 12975 wrote: Speaking to your agent initially won't cost you anything.Maybe, maybe not. As soon as the insurer learn...