astrodanco, post: 353930, member: 7558 wrote: NGS and IGS modelied phase center offsets from the ARP of my old Zephyr Geodetic antenna are different f...

JaRo, post: 353822, member: 292 wrote: that would put the antenna phase center on the very top surface of the antenna. Is that even possible? Yes, i...

Those aren't ordinary SS records, they're part of the set measurements shown immediately above. I suspect that the converter correctly handles ordina...

A Harris, post: 353627, member: 81 wrote: I always sight the target or pole. My robots don't know how to do that.

Brad Ott, post: 353609, member: 197 wrote: Where can I buy one of those? The Chinese are churning them out via ebay.

Mike Falk, post: 353588, member: 442 wrote: We regularly buy Spherically Mounted Retroreflectors from PLX The specs on those are overkill for most s...

Mark Mayer, post: 353556, member: 424 wrote: I don't know why anyone would not be using a TrueType font in 2016. I confess to dinosaur status in thi...

rfc, post: 353542, member: 8882 wrote: Is this wrong? It depends on what you mean by "wrong." John Nolton has previously made reference to a 1978 s...

agrimensor06, post: 353536, member: 11020 wrote: What type of short rods or pin poles do you typically use with your mini prism when performing high p...

agrimensor06, post: 353531, member: 11020 wrote: one of the prisms I was referring to made by Leica, they claim a 1mm centering accuracy with this pri...

I would expect that the term "centering accuracy" with regard to a prism would refer to the accuracy with which the centerline of the glass is positio...

Ric Moore, post: 353449, member: 731 wrote: Sounds like the problem started with the title company. The land owners could have resolved this with the ...

eapls2708, post: 353420, member: 589 wrote: another that I believe Jim Frame is somewhat familiar with (Orangevale - ring a bell, Jim?).It's a painful...

Are any of the top-load backpacks tall enough to accommodate a Leica robot? It seems to me that when I looked into this five or so years ago, I didn't...

JMH4825, post: 353421, member: 10876 wrote: What is the difference between the Allegro mx and the cx?The CX has a color display, I think the MX is mon...

Dave Karoly, post: 353325, member: 94 wrote: The Appellate Courts have broadly hinted in numerous Opinions that the property owners can settle their d...

Dave Viera, post: 353315, member: 10839 wrote: That said, we used to have an agency around here that insisted that all traverses, regardless of number...

skwyd, post: 353306, member: 6874 wrote: But I think everyone here knows that if you have a long and complex figure, with many courses, lots of curves...