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Is there some kind of lockout to keep the props from being energized on startup??ÿ It looks like anyone standing close enough to pull the starter woul...
When the unit was first built the parents put the son on the deed, which allowed them a bit more flexibility (I think it had to do with the number of ...
There -- it was making my neck sore.
In my own situation, the house next door was sold a few years ago to an out-of-area family whose son was attending the local university.?ÿ He and 3 ot...
Use of "proud" to mean "sticking up" is pretty common in the world of machinists, in which I'm a not-especially-talented hobbyist.?ÿ (Side note:?ÿ as ...
My experience with power nailers -- the .22 caliber kind -- in concrete is that you get too many blowouts, especially if you happen to hit a large bit...
The survey was requested for use in preparing the permit application.?ÿ They hadn't run into that brick wall yet.
I bought a 7-year-old TCRA1102plus from a colleague and paired it with a Parani BT radio for a few years, and thought it was a pretty slick setup.?ÿ W...
I believe that was the E (for erect) designation, e.g. T1A-E.
That excerpt is from a Record of Survey filed for a county monument preservation project.?ÿ I've done several over the years; on that one there was a ...
Automatic vertical compensation.?ÿ The original T1 (and the NT1) used a bubble to plumb the vertical circle.
The point isn't to disprove the beep location, it's to prove the correct location.?ÿ (Deepest I've gone so far is 4 feet.?ÿ I hope I never have to go ...
I've followed up on surveys that relied on a Schonestedt location.?ÿ Digging up the monument showed from a couple of tenths to half a foot difference ...
Once you've used a demo hammer for a job like this, that bar starts looking like an awful lot of work.
It's old, and the findings weren't exactly earth-shattering, but here it is. .
The RTK elevation error report we did for DWR in 2011 covers some of Bill's interest.?ÿ Scott, any reason not to upload it here?
Although the J-Mate appears in the Javad web store, I think it's still in beta testing. It's an interesting product, but I don't understand where it ...