rplsntx, post: 428268, member: 8904 wrote: what i would like to know is how the photogrammetry works.In my opinion, you'd have to have an unusual work...

Having sawn off the M300, what's the form factor going to be now that you have it all hooked together? Does the M1225 not have a big heat sink hung of...

I didn't carry E&O for the first 7 or so years I was in business. It was only after some public agency clients insisted that I picked it up.

0.05 m = 5 cm = 0.164 foot.

0.5 mm Pentel and Col-Erase carmine just this morning. The Pentel is used to note point numbers and HIs, manhole dips, and miscellaneous sketches and...

Peyton, post: 427897, member: 12539 wrote: No other manufacture can claim that.On the contrary, any manufacturer can claim that.

leegreen, post: 427863, member: 2332 wrote: Tilt is nice. But instructions say it must re-calibrated every 10å¡ change in temperature, every time to e...

I agree that restricting credit card purchases will tend to deter potential customers. I think Javad would do better to raise its website prices by t...

Given the relatively rough floor surface (compared to the typical office environment) and the relatively soft nature of the wheels (polyethylene?), I'...

Kent McMillan, post: 427635, member: 3 wrote: It should since it's the same one I bought from you.I'm glad to see that it's still in service. Let me ...

That TSC1 has a familiar look to it.

I also keep a mechanical pencil inside the book, and carry it in an inside pocket of my Filson. The Teledyne, National and Sokkia bindings have all h...

And when you say you want it on mylar, they say "On what?"

I mostly keep the ellipse graphics turned off, as i find them distracting. I pay attention to the adjustment stats, and if they look good I don't oft...

I see them now, they're under Case Bound Pocket Size Books rather than Specialty Books.

According to the Bogside website, all of their field books have soft covers. I've always used hard-cover field books, so that would give me pause. (...

The horizontal movement is pretty standard velocity for this area, but the vertical is heavily influenced by groundwater pumping, some local and some ...

And just 13 miles up the road from P268 we have P271: You want to keep one hand on your hat when approaching P271, otherwise it's liable to fly away.