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jhframe
@jim-frame
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Joined: July 1, 2010 10:44 am
Last seen: June 4, 2026 5:24 am
Topics: 464 / Replies: 7001
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RE: How many of you carry these?

I keep a box of Milk Bone behind the driver's seat. They've come in handy on occasion.

4 months ago
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RE: Professional Services Contract?

With few exceptions, I have two kinds of clients: the ones who require the use of their own contracts (typically large corporations or public agencie...

4 months ago
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RE: $2 3D Printed Pole Calibration Jig

Usually I can click on those YouTube links and they'll load, but this one doesn't do anything when I click on it. 🙁

4 months ago
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RE: STATIC network guide in TBC

In TBC: Support|eLearning (or similar -- might be a different title depending on your TBC version; mine is old). Register for the Trimble Learn site...

4 months ago
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RE: I never expected to ever see this happen

I did worse than that: almost 4 years after starting my own firm I filed a Record of Survey that showed all the set monuments as being marked with my...

4 months ago
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RE: Leica snll121 carier dimensions

I uploaded a copy to my webspace: Leica LGS Height Reference Guide

4 months ago
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RE: What's your temperature cut off for doing field work?

Adding 0.03' per 100' sounds about right for that temperature.

5 months ago
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RE: Why not Metric??

With regard to manufacturing, my sense is that the U.S. has largely changed over the metric in order to remain competitive globally. But there's esse...

5 months ago
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RE: Summer learnings

While I believe there's a solid correlation between sun exposure and melanoma, I'm not sure there's a particularly strong connection between the locat...

5 months ago
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RE: the 2026 ALTA standards

A lot depends on how you write your contract and how savvy your client is. If you make it clear that you'll deliver 1 ALTA survey based on a specific...

5 months ago
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RE: Topcon and Star*Net concerns when processing large networks.

Agreed, because stats isn't my strong suit. But for a project last year I had to learn how to convert correlations and standard deviations to a covar...

5 months ago
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RE: NSPS Promoted Insurance Company?

It's been years since I compared premiums, but last time I did they were in same ballpark. One thing to note about insurance companies: in general,...

5 months ago
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RE: NSPS Promoted Insurance Company?

I've been using ARM as my broker for many years now, both for general liability, inland marine, and professional liability. The first two are covere...

5 months ago
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RE: Topcon and Star*Net concerns when processing large networks.

From the Star*Net v6 manual: "STAR*NET is designed for typical survey grid projects in relatively small areasspanning up to a few hundred kilometers...

5 months ago
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RE: the 2026 ALTA standards

I would call those "permitted encroachments." But since I generally don't have access to every permit associated with a parcel, I just label them "en...

5 months ago
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RE: the 2026 ALTA standards

If a man-made object crosses a property line, it's an encroachment. Who is encroaching on whom? That's a question for someone else to answer.

5 months ago
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RE: Topcon and Star*Net concerns when processing large networks.

Yeah, I should have qualified my statement to the vectors I have experience with. I get timestamps with imports from TBC (*.asc), and my Javad TLS wr...

5 months ago
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RE: Topcon and Star*Net concerns when processing large networks.

When Star*Net imports a vector file it includes the timestamp, so identifying duplicates is possible with a bit of simple coding.

5 months ago
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