The cable appears to be in good cosmetic condition. How did you find the short, and in what part of the cable is it?

I always carried my Topcon GTS-302 over my shoulder, but the robots I've had are much heavier (and much more expensive!), thus the more careful approa...

Does Homeland Security know that you're in possession of a weapon of mass destruction? (Never mind, they do now - NSA is ringing them up as I type.)

McCracker, post: 352983, member: 9299 wrote: have any of you ever broken a gun from carrying it in the way that you do not support? See Rich's post ...

Nate The Surveyor, post: 352969, member: 291 wrote: I sure miss the old transit, thrown over the shoulder! Same thing with the Wild T1 and T1A -- th...

foggyidea, post: 352898, member: 155 wrote: "Or carry the tripod with it's legs splayed across your shoulder, keeping the attached product upright."I ...

The Leica Radio Modem Troubleshooting paper from Juniper Systems (makers of the Allegro) might be useful.

I'm a few revs behind (v6), but saves always default to the star directory for me. (The default directory might be configurable in the general options...

Not sure what you mean by "setting," but long-range Bluetooth (e.g. Parani SD1000) works well at both ends.

Why reflectorless rather than robotic?

I downloaded and applied the config utility, then tested a January 4 baseline. It worked as advertised. (I probably should have tested the baseline ...

johnbo, post: 352438, member: 8695 wrote: Just a reminder, if you are in or have kids in college, don't forget IRS form 8863. Remind me again in a y...

EdWidy, post: 352420, member: 10963 wrote: Is this expected behavior? Yep.

Brosef, post: 352232, member: 9302 wrote: Surveyors freak out if somebody even glimpses at a measuring tape, then turn around and wing their own busin...

Dallas Morlan, post: 351967, member: 6020 wrote: the "Peanut Gallery" are references to the Howdy Doody TV show. The term "peanut gallery" predates ...

Holy Cow, post: 351825, member: 50 wrote: I don't know either one's religion or primary ancestral home and I don't care. I simply will not agree to do...

LRDay, post: 351817, member: 571 wrote: Wondering, could a land surveyor get into legal trouble for just flat out refusing to do some survey work for ...