bob james, post: 388635, member: 12050 wrote: No biggy really to keep the machine running while they are desolderedIt's kind of a biggy. Robotic tota...

1. Yes, the detachable control unit needs an external radio. If it was just a plain old RS232 connection between gun and radio it'd be easy to confi...

1. I see there are a few robotic Geodimeter units floating around. Which are the ones to find and why? I see the 600-610 as most popular. Not sure...

Jim in AZ, post: 388510, member: 249 wrote: Would you go to a doctor or attorney who worked in a barn?Probably not, but then in the 23 years I've been...

David Livingstone, post: 388493, member: 431 wrote: but we rarely close a travese much anymore.Do tell!

John, post: 388462, member: 791 wrote: I found a survey chariot for you all.... might need a bit of work though. That's about the ugliest truck I'v...

Holy Cow, post: 388470, member: 50 wrote: To start with, a 10' x 10' space can get you by.I've been working out of a 113 s.f. room for 20 years. I do...

paden cash, post: 388339, member: 20 wrote: His opinion is a leader should be a task masterMy first surveying job was under a guy like that. In his v...

Mark Mayer, post: 388273, member: 424 wrote: I'm thinking it's a plastic lawn chair leaned against the wall.I see that now, and agree. But I rather l...

chris mills, post: 387944, member: 6244 wrote: with additional building face detail merged from a few ground photographsWhat's the thing that looks li...

bobwesterman, post: 388260, member: 7106 wrote: On a slightly different note, has anyone around here tried using the NGS ADJUST software? Can it be us...

mattb, post: 388229, member: 8629 wrote: what do you see as the viability of buying this knowing it is already legacy software?I see the viability of ...

Kris Morgan, post: 388201, member: 29 wrote: In the early days of it, the radio antenna was actually a telescoping TV antenna and a hole had to be dug...

Kris Morgan, post: 388165, member: 29 wrote: dad bought a Trimble 4000 ssi. I was not allowed to ask questions about it or even think about touching i...

paden cash, post: 388132, member: 20 wrote: Electronic determination of elevations had been used in a practical setting. This was 1979.That's the same...

Mark Silver, post: 387880, member: 1087 wrote: and fully constrain elevations on the physical controlIn subsiding areas, passive marks aren't reliable...

SPMPLS, post: 387873, member: 11785 wrote: Yes, the height drop is real.Kern County is having some serious land subsidence problems. We've got a litt...

Allen Wrench, post: 387849, member: 6172 wrote: it looks like they have a camera that watches the bubble from up on the box, so no worries there.I've ...

Mark Silver, post: 387864, member: 1087 wrote: There are some other obvious trouble spots (South of I-10 in LA for example.)How about this one near me...