MightyMoe, post: 369351, member: 700 wrote: Hey, a good level, a GPS, you could determine your own Geoid heights and plot up a map,,,,,,prove or dispr...

rfc, post: 369296, member: 8882 wrote: So you're saying there's no such thing as a "Quasi-systematic" error? Any error induced by human beings might b...

MightyMoe, post: 369261, member: 700 wrote: It would be easy to check, they probably wouldn't let you do it.The Mystery Spot literature invites people...

rfc, post: 369213, member: 8882 wrote: Something like a machine tolerance for a pin in a hole (+0, -.002)? In other words, can the one sigma curve eve...

Shawn Billings, post: 369241, member: 6521 wrote: The gravitational anomaly is real though. You seem convinced. Can you point me to any reliable so...

Shawn Billings, post: 369229, member: 6521 wrote: It's for real. You might want to check out the the Wikipedia Article and its references.

Mark Silver, post: 369047, member: 1087 wrote: Sometimes I will have $175K worth of brand new equipment, sitting in a car in the parking lot of the ho...

Tommy Young, post: 367968, member: 703 wrote: I was nearly debt free at one time. Then I got married. That describes my situation, too. I had no mo...

Mark O, post: 368117, member: 11591 wrote: In order to take advantage of the Javad, you really need the rover/base setup, correct? How does it fare un...

I don't have a problem accepting established boundaries even when they disagree with record (though I may quibble about the definition of "established...

leegreen, post: 368019, member: 2332 wrote: Javad or others should be paying Wendel to allow this on going commercial AND advertising of his equipment...

Dave Tlusty, post: 367893, member: 311 wrote: I'm thinking they just reported a loss to their insurance company. I wouldn't even consider filing an ...

Holy Cow, post: 367791, member: 50 wrote: Earlier OSHA standards maxed out at the 220 figure. The Type 1AA is rated at 375 lbs., but can be harder t...

Holy Cow, post: 367737, member: 50 wrote: Ladders are designed to handle 220 lb. on a rung, which includes the full load, not just body weight. You ...

Nate The Surveyor, post: 367723, member: 291 wrote: I've fallen off a mountain before. "you can't fall off a mountain" (Jack Kerouac, Dharma Bums.)

I recall using the spike-ladder technique a few times. I did the cutting with a hatchet, though. I never carried a pocket saw, though I can see how ...

Brian McEachern, post: 367640, member: 9299 wrote: I pulled up to this particular intersection and could see the gleaming shine of a brand new brass d...

Totalsurv, post: 367621, member: 8202 wrote: Honestly do you think it could replace the robot? The answer to this question will depend on the nature...

Mark Mayer, post: 367565, member: 424 wrote: So when you finally got your precise data this time was there any difference? That project happened abo...