> Being a conscientious surveyor you would be using the local reading on the barometer you are carrying anyway. You need one, because you aren't us...

> I understand all of that, BUT there was a news article several years back about people being appalled about this ruling. I think it was in New Yo...

> Local airport sits at 1000 ft MSL. It reports a barometric pressure of 29.95 and an altimeter setting of 30.95. Do you set the total station pr...

If I understand the original post, the internal battery died. I'm wondering if the firmware has to be reloaded after a zero-voltage replacement. The...

Google Notes does much of that. The sorting isn't there -- I don't think -- but the sync and mobile/desktop access is. (The desktop version is web-b...

I got -- and I assume everyone else who signed up got -- an email from Javad saying that the 2-week trial program has been postponed until late Februa...

Absent a higher-resolution image, my best guess is an oversize pepper grinder.

I love seeing other guys doing projects like this! I have two more questions:1. Is the lift tab necessary? I note that the Trimble triple carrier d...

> For example, a subdivider hires a surveyor who is willing to keep costs down so sets only pine hubs and not very well. 40 years goes by before a...

Heartfelt condolences. I lost my mom over 40 years ago, and I'm not over it yet.

Assuming you already have a 360° prism for your pole, I'd go for the standard RMT on the backsight. The range to the latter is much greater than with...

Looks like they spelled "gauge" differently in 1918. 😉

Triumph-LS Test-Drive OfferI appreciate the drawbacks to having the interface and antenna locked into a single housing; it's definitely not an arrange...

> Lots to think about.I'm done thinking about it, for now. I signed up for the test drive. 🙂