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While I can't say that there's never a scenario in which this is advisable, I will note that you're kidding yourself if you do it. All measurements h...
The method described is *probably* more accurate than doing measure-ups alone, but the question in my mind is whether or not that increment of accurac...
I cut down that tripod mostly for fun, but there have been a couple of situations over the years in which I could have used it.
There's always this...
I don't have experience with the R4, but with the older Trimble models I've had reliable success with adapters using the FTDI chipset. I don't have a...
I agree that buying one from a local surveyor would be your best bet, though finding one might be difficult because the market is so small. It would ...
Is this a trick question? I do a lot of as-built topos and locate a lot of building corners with a robotic total station and a Leica GMP-101 prism. ...
How many smoots in a milf?
I did that once, too, in 1997, for International Land Services. Learned my lesson: never again.
I've attached a redacted copy of a recent letter contract as an example.
I'm not worried about them coming home with me, I just don't want them to bite me.
Hard to beat that!
I keep a box of Milk Bone behind the driver's seat. They've come in handy on occasion.
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...
Usually I can click on those YouTube links and they'll load, but this one doesn't do anything when I click on it. 🙁
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...
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...
I uploaded a copy to my webspace: Leica LGS Height Reference Guide
Adding 0.03' per 100' sounds about right for that temperature.