We are a topcon user companyTopcon user companies were actually Javad user companies for quite a few years.

SouthernSurvey, post: 408378, member: 7035 wrote: Currently there are this many CFedSWhenever I read "there are this many" I envision someone holding ...

billvhill, post: 408302, member: 8398 wrote: I just don't have as much faith in the rod bubble vs the tribrach optical plumbThis isn't an uncommon not...

Loyal, post: 408264, member: 228 wrote: My modus operandi has always been to export the dx, dy, dz, vector data, along with the rms and correlation da...

Lee D, post: 408247, member: 7971 wrote: I've never seen a case where we could say with assurance that this walked around due to thermal expansion, et...

Jim in AZ, post: 408208, member: 249 wrote: Aluminum legs?Yes.

I use the Seco 5115 Fixed Height tripod for base station and static work. It gets the antenna up reasonably high and eliminates measure-up blunders.

Scotland, post: 408133, member: 559 wrote: Cloud storage is on Amazon S3. Very cheap. 500 gig so far and only like $3 a month.That doesn't sound right...

I've never tried to use StreetView images for measurement -- I'm not sure I'd even know how to start -- but when I need them for illustrating somethin...

Did I reply to an email rather than posting on the thread? If I did, it totally escaped me. Chalk it up to senioritis.

paden cash, post: 408069, member: 20 wrote: It was a nasty wreck.What was the fate of the station wagon and its occupants?

Ouch -- that arrangement definitely needs a cage. Way too many javelins-in-the-making!

Ric Moore, post: 407419, member: 731 wrote: You THINK it wasn't there when you came back out hours later...presumably inebriated.I was definitely ineb...

Wow. 400 bucks to basically provide a driver interface (the hardware probably only costs pennies to manufacture) seems kinda steep, but I guess if yo...

Jon Collins, post: 407962, member: 11135 wrote: I was just talking with my small city about sheds. They say 10ft side and rear setback.We have the sam...

Tapping an auto level to free the compensator is hardly a new technique. In the late '70s I worked with a Nikon Ni2 -- one of the best auto levels ma...

I dredged up this old thread because I had a disturbing experience with my DNA03 this week: a 1/2-mile out-and-back loop on Monday that misclosed by ...

I've always called those square nails "square nails." Some old-timers around here used them to mark boundary points in AC pavement. They're pretty s...

Kent McMillan, post: 407784, member: 3 wrote: 1. Taping thermometer with analog temperature correction computer.It looks more like a sling psychromete...