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MightyMoe, post: 351794, member: 700 wrote: "no man is an island"I wonder if anyone has ever named an island Noman.
I work out of a home office. It's small, but it's a dedicated room jammed to the gills with the trappings of a surveying business. The statement my ...
FLS, post: 351686, member: 647 wrote: Trust me, I'm not trying to rip off anyone on this site. I wasn't suggesting that you were misrepresenting the...
I generally take two or three weeks in the summer, another week around Christmas, and assorted long weekends throughout the year. The Christmas one i...
It's hard to believe that Leica is charging close to $300 for that cable -- it's what I consider one of the simple ones, with only 1 Lemo connector an...
There are a lot of different Leica cables out there. Some are simple and inexpensive, some are complicated and expensive. Which cable are we talking ...
Johnson5144, post: 351612, member: 7149 wrote: Unless they are under new management I would not recommend doing any business directly with OMNI. Wow...
Holy Cow, post: 351566, member: 50 wrote: Almost any question will get an answer And most of them will be polite.
Jules J., post: 351537, member: 444 wrote: :-S Oops! Missed a 1...
It sounds like I'm good to go at 15200 from end-to-end. Thanks!
FrancisH, post: 351479, member: 10211 wrote: One thing I can say for Microstation software is that they can stand the test of time. Recently when my X...
Jonmoe, post: 351461, member: 9829 wrote: $125 for the new unused ones. That's an attractive price. If I didn't already own one, I'd spring for it.
Bill93, post: 351465, member: 87 wrote: I've also wondered why they don't readjust the triangulation network using the old observations with new GPS p...
John Hamilton, post: 351456, member: 640 wrote: how many could establish an azimuth accurate to 5"? I'd have to crack open some books and do a whole...
Mike Marks, post: 351358, member: 1108 wrote: It turns out he was setting the rod on a handy rock next to the spike instead of the spike at the BMs!Be...
Nate The Surveyor, post: 351306, member: 291 wrote: A non OP tribrach, with a rotating op, that can be removed, and an inst installed?Yes, with the di...