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I used 0.005 foot for centering of both instrument and target.squowse, post: 432711, member: 7109 wrote: Is the above plot from an adjustment without ...
I haven't had any dealings with MicroSurvey, but everyone can have a bad day once in awhile. While Mr. Halltunen certainly owes you an apology, your ...
Here's what happens to the error ellipse when I add today's tie from 12 and a duplicate tie from 31: Adding the tie from 12 throws a bit over 1 arc-...
Here's the DAT file prior to today's work:[PRE].UNITS METERS## CRTN position:#PH UCD1 38.3210449957 121.4504380424 0.0915 ! ! !PH 31 38.3...
Unless the client requests otherwise, my usual scope states "a topographic survey suitable for engineering design." I realize that there's room for di...
Nate The Surveyor, post: 432591, member: 291 wrote: I have even thought of a little utility, that you set perimeters, in. So that, SPC goes in one end...
A Harris, post: 432579, member: 81 wrote: Seco Sharp Point 5194-003The last time I ordered the sharp points I received the dull ones shown in my photo...
I would think that cycling through a bunch of images would increase power consumption over normal idle. Draining your battery to show you ads seems r...
Stephen Ward, post: 432408, member: 1206 wrote: Seco makes this one. The shoe fits over the point in a way that keeps the the H.I, the same. Pretty...
Mark Mayer, post: 432313, member: 424 wrote: Even a paper copy is not unassailable proof.The paper copy I'm referring to is a signed and sealed origin...
Mark Mayer, post: 432295, member: 424 wrote: If you send the dwg attached to an email then the email attachment will always be an unaltered copy of wh...
StLSurveyor, post: 432257, member: 7070 wrote: You can run a level across 2 miles a lot faster than all this "OPUS" workTrue, though elevation transfe...
Dallas Morlan, post: 432233, member: 6020 wrote: the process described protects the file from unauthorized alterationI'm under the impression that the...
Unless you're using special software (and maybe not even then) there's no way to prevent a DWG from being altered, so a DWG can't be considered author...
paden cash, post: 432092, member: 20 wrote: I can't find a mfg. that actually cast any numbers on their axles either.Picking nits here, but I'd be sur...