Last seen: November 19, 2024 9:46 pm
Not at all - just look at all the classic car nuts out there ?ÿ
Not a problem for me, But I would want the 'Vision' option from the S7 But he's got 'Active Tracking', which is simply brilliant ?ÿ
That's a great hard-working money-earning setup you have there
I don't normally take a break for lunch. I'll eat on the go between jobs, or grab a snack while changing base batteries or similar. I make a lunch i...
@flga-2-2 That term implies a level of malevolence that a real Wally doesn't have...
@flga-2-2 No, they are in no way related We will keep Australian marsupials out of it please - its family show?ÿ 🙂 As an aside, here in NZ a Wally...
@flga-2-2 Oddly enough, In the western world its known as "Where's Wally?"
@holy-cow That's just the lichen growing on the roof ?ÿ
Trimble's reflectorless measurement does not depend on the visible laser pointer - different functions But yes, the beam is wider for Trimble (by qui...
The spec sheet shows the laser point as Class2 - which means output power below 1 milliwatt I believe the brightness is not adjustable. Try cleaning...
Both S5 and S7 come in 1" 2" 3" or 5" versions Both have DRPlus edm The difference is that the S5 does not have a scan function, and appears to only...
My surveying degree included papers both calculus and geodesy. I never really had a handle on calculus until my final year. Then I discover it actual...
'Hey' back at your from Down Under. Welcome to the madhouse - jump on in... ?ÿ
Build on stilts maybe ?ÿ Or adopt the Venetian lifestyle ?ÿ Either way I'd suggest swimming lessons ?ÿ Just my nzd$0.02
I would really like to have an active tracking peanut prism. I sometimes use the MT-1000 with no pole, just a point. But it is still not as accurate ...
Was commonly used - but as you say - it IS dim. I know of at least one survey from as late as the 1970's that used it for orientation There are a nu...
Well... Gravity is three dimensional. So "up" is still "up" (even if it is completely reversed from at the Antipodes) And a compass still points t...
And upside down ?ÿ
