I think your quest is quixotic, but I wish you the best with it. I'm facing a similar situation in which the city is considering making (or possibly ...

Mark Mayer, post: 402301, member: 424 wrote: I run nearly 100% of my data through StarNet, including topo. If the data is correct it takes 5 minutes, ...

I'm not sure about the Ashtech units, but the 4700 firmware prior to a certain rev level doesn't properly account for the GPS week number beyond a cer...

See But It's Your Sidewalk! for a synopsis of the legal issues.

Bill93, post: 402102, member: 87 wrote: So you don't do any weeding out of satellites that just barely registered and have no clean data?Nope. I make...

Bill, I'm wondering why you're messing with teqc at all. Why not just submit the DAT file and let OPUS handle it? That'd save you a lot of work that...

I actually would have been fine with the rapid orbits, but the familiar (and now obsolete) IGS page only has links to the most recent 3 GPS weeks wort...

Alan Chyko, post: 401687, member: 1145 wrote: Unless I am missing something, seems to work for me.It works for the ultrarapid and rapid, but have you...

paden cash, post: 401320, member: 20 wrote: I can relate. At Thanksgiving dinner I was surprised to see that a magnet wouldn't stick to the door on m...

douglascasementl, post: 401093, member: 11341 wrote: Or you could just get a really magnet.Assuming you meant "a really BIG magnet," there's already s...

With prisms, as with so many other things, you get what you pay for. The Leica mini with the aluminum housing (GMP101?) is compact, lightweight, well...

If I'm going to the trouble of setting up a tripod and tribrach, I'd rather have a real prism on it than a piece of reflective tape. The weight of a ...

The one time my ID was used fraudulently the perp didn't even bother with a seal, he just used my name and a signature in his own hand. (He went to j...