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Scott Bordenet, post: 336982, member: 10097 wrote: did your Battery Tender charge your 18ah SLA batteries OK? Yes, but I'm not using a Jr., I'm using...
I don't know if my experience pertains, but I have a bunch of Battery Tender chargers that I use with 18 ah SLA batteries. When I later bought an Opti...
I pulled into Nazareth, I was feelin' about half past deadI just need some place, where I can lay my head. -Joe Cocker I don't know if Joe Cocker eve...
Scotland, post: 336737, member: 559 wrote: What is needed is a beacon/gps device so you can be tracked. Not just in the box either, one on the actual ...
I prefer messages like this one that came in today:Thank you, Jim. These look good. It's a pleasure working with you.
foggyidea, post: 336687, member: 155 wrote: I was told that I would have to request a waiver from the requirement that a legend be shown on the plan. ...
Condolences from out west. I was thinking about my own father today -- still relatively robust at 90, but I know the day is coming...
MD Surveyor, post: 336517, member: 10081 wrote: Was there anything that you missed, didn't consider, or that surprised you (negative or positive) when...
FrozenNorth, post: 336491, member: 10219 wrote: If so, do you mind sharing your strategies? 1. Locate in an area in which professional surveying ser...
Tommy Young, post: 336391, member: 703 wrote: If every survey has to be checked before the government will accept it, the license is useless. The fac...
I use the SD1000 rather than the USB model (and I have a Surveyor+ rather than a Surveyor), but the same damage potential exists with each. My soluti...
rlshound, post: 336279, member: 6800 wrote: Imagine the logistics, not to mention the sheer beauty.. That, and the risk of getting shot while at work...
algallop, post: 336141, member: 8394 wrote: Or, does OPUS recognize the settings in your controller OPUS uses the raw observed data to propagate posi...
It looks like the mode is 62. 1953 (in my case, anyway) seems to have produced a bumper crop of surveyors.
Since it's a Fresno County disk, did you check with (wait for it ) Fresno County?
I've found the other situation, too: a monument inside a well marked "WATER."