What's the fix?

Paul, post: 371516, member: 624 wrote: Exactly my problems. How to set it over an existing mon such that it doesn't stick up or come loose as traffic...

Add BajaOR suggests, monument boxes have no physical connection to the monument itself - they're just set in place over and around the monument, and t...

rfc, post: 371432, member: 8882 wrote: Haven't taken all the observations yet; still planning. It's easy enough to create a dummy data set.

If you don't want to wrestle through the statistics, why not try it both ways in Star*Net?

exbert, post: 371334, member: 6143 wrote: I'm curious how the curvature and refraction will affect things. It shouldn't be any different from Star*Ne...

The T520 is almost 4 years old, and I'm reluctant to buy into something that may be replaced in a few of years. The 450C went EOL in about 3 years; t...

Although I do carry more than one tripod in my truck, for most day-to-day work I only use one. Most of my boundary work is urban or suburban; if I'm ...

Kent McMillan, post: 370118, member: 3 wrote: these are the estimated uncertainties (standard errors) of the components of the above position Did yo...

Kris Morgan, post: 369961, member: 29 wrote: I have seen it get hung on a car reflector and have a half dozen shots in a parking lot before I caught i...

Three results is a bit sparse for a reliable data set, given all the error sources available. Also, what instrument are you pointing with?

Larry Scott, post: 369530, member: 8766 wrote: All azimuths are greater than expected. But not by the same amount.I guess I missed that. Where did yo...

In my city we have a single major street that runs through the old town, which is the commercial center. For decades it was 2 lanes in each direction...