Indeed, the bottom line is what counts.?ÿ Getting paid on delivery sounds nice, but most of my clients -- public agencies and large institutions -- si...

Nominally net 30 days, but clients of all kinds routinely ignore that.?ÿ Small outfits usually pay sooner, larger ones later.?ÿ I have one architectur...

Davis, California (95616).?ÿ Let me know if interested. Thanks!

It's tragic, I'm so sorry you're having to go through this.

Projects that need this kind of equipment are few and far between for a small outfit like mine, and geodetic leveling isn't the kind of work I can rea...

I have a DNA03,?ÿ a Nedo fixed-leg tripod and a 2-meter invar rod.?ÿ I haven't used this equipment since 2016, and it hasn't been calibrated as a syst...

You could try one of these:

We had a rash of incidents like that in my town a couple years back.?ÿ The Pelican case that I carry my data collector in is too big to fit in my truc...

I was talking about a bare receiver with unknown (or known bad) internal battery condition.?ÿ Add in a hard case, L1/L2 antenna, battery cable, serial...

4000SSi receivers have reached the point where the cost of shipping exceeds the market value. ?ÿ

Guilty until proven innocent.?ÿ (Racism is alive and well in the U.S.)

A few years back I established a small control network for a nearby city and ran duplicate 1-hour static sessions on the stations using Trimble 4000SS...

(Don't know why that all came out bolded, I tried deleting the <strong> tags, but it didn't stick.)

I use a 3-lb. Estwing for driving most rebars and chipping through pavement, and a 24-oz. Estwing bricklayer's hammer for centerpunching and driving l...

They're going to have to get the work approved by both the county and NGS, so it's not going to be a cakewalk.

In August I was contacted by a nearby surveying and engineering firm about doing a small height modernization project (one of their development projec...

That's pretty much the way my thinking went.?ÿ But as cheap as I am, those decisions don't come easily.