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I think you're trying to solve two problems with one solution, and I don't think that's going to turn out well.Problem 1: You don't trust your employ...
> Punishing everyone for the transgressions of a few usually backfires on management."The beatings will continue until morale improves."
> For such occasional use,why not just buy a San Angelo bar for less than $20. Oh, and a pair of leather gloves? They do a great job on asphalt pav...
> I am thinking of getting an inverter for my truck and I want to make sure that it will handle a jack hammerA lot depends on what you mean by "jac...
> I know they sell titanium tips for prism polesTitanium is light when compared to steel, but not as hard as most heat-treated steel alloys. Tungs...
A client's attorney told him that the odds of a California condo developer getting sued within the 10-year liability window are 100%. His liability i...
> Can't wait to check it out. I'm gonna switch my demo unit around and use the LS for a base, and the triumph-2 for the rover.The controller is bu...
> Who has actually bought one?I'm not sure they're shipping yet. My understanding is that production ramp-up of the Triumph-2 is what's holding up...
> The new ones have a carbide tip, wear is very minimal if at all in normal use.I'd love to get a carbide-tipped point for my SECO pole. Anyone ev...
> I kept seeing the unit used like the Rod Rest, mounted at the bottom with the rod leaning 20-30 degrees from vertical.Funny, I never would have t...
P.S. A side benefit of the 12" bipod: when I'm carrying the rod on my shoulder, the rubber leg tips grip my shoulder enough to allow most of the wei...
> I appreciate your comments about the 12" bi-pod. Every bi-pod I have ever used, though, had legs that were adjustable. This unit does not appear ...
I've never used the Rod Rest, but I love the 12-inch bipod. It's small and light, and when collapsed functions as sort of a hand grip. It does requi...
> One drawback is you still need 2 hr minimum observations.I was unaware of the 2-hour limitation. Bummer.
> star net is good, and robust, and does these adjustments simultaneously, but i still have not found docs proving that this adjustment occurs in a...
Leica DistoMost of the manholes I have to deal with are very active, so I wouldn't be able to trust the Disto return. Too bad, because it's a pretty ...
OPUS Projects training - CLSA> You are probably looking forward to the trip to Oregon, but CLSA is working with the CSRC and NGS to get California ...
I've signed up for the March 26-27 class in Corvallis. If you come up with any suggestions as to preparation, please let us know!