> You need a red mini to mount on that! ?I'd like to remove the EDM mounts; I guess I'll have to find some screws to fill the holes. Anyone here e...

I just set up a Word template with my logo. When I need a label I create a new document from the template, fill in the mailing information as needed ...

How do pinch tops fare when driven into hard ground? Back before I bought a driving adapter (the steel gizmo that fits into the top of a pipe to limi...

Exporting vectors from TBC> [GPS]> Vector=1:?:99:200:167.7853:1027.1692:1240.2786> :3.9810952300e-006:-1.2756475000e-007> :1.0023109100e-0...

> TBC should have the option of exporting the vectors in TGO format. That would work also. Some TBC user may be able to walk you through the proces...

> The last version of StarNet that I used allowed you to query the relative error ellipse between unconnected pairs of points using the .REL comman...

In the late '70s we were setting centerline control (hubs and tacks) for curb and gutter installation in a new subdivision. A city survey crew was se...

> Note that all of these matters could be efficiently investigated if you had the vectors (with their covariances or standard errors and correlatio...

Funny, when I first looked at the photo - granted, it was sideways - I thought that was an R10.

Sort of odd, but I can probably tell a bit about how it got>I also highly recommend using an increment borer.I've often wondered how hard it is to ...

> After doing this several times on several different networks, I became convinced that TBC had a more "optimistic" way of computing an error matri...

> Isn’t the technically correct method to use the average of the ellipsoid heights at the endpoints of each line (NAD83)?Star*Net lets (makes!) you...

> That makes it a full time day. I can't put it on the top of my list but I'll try to do it in the next month or so. I'll use a good location for...

> Wouldn't each epoch yield it's own vector?As far as I know, Yehuda Bock's RTD products are the only commercially-available applications that comp...

> Yeah, but both the base and rover see it the same, so the vector can be calc'd pretty good. Then the correction to the defined base coordinate a...

> It's not really a single measurement. It's a statistically derived vector of how many epochs where included in the derivation.The key is that th...

> That's five engineers, three surveyors and two veterinarians walk into a bar and........I worked on a job last year involving a dispute over owne...