Roll it on a sheet of glass. You might want to remove any bubble and separate it into sections. If you have a GPSS with eBubble, you can set the pol...

@OleManRiver You can't change the dxf colours in the Access. Easiest field solution is to set your map as 'monochrome' if you have the misfortune to...

This is not usual - at least it has not been my experience with S series instruments. They are usually rock solid. Once set, the collimation does not ...

If all you have is GNSS... ?ÿ Use the GNSS to set monument in the right place. Make 'measurement of record' to the monument - two 60 second measure...

@olemanriver It is available to everyone. Not sure about the exact licensing details, I find Trimble a bit confusing, and it may differ geographically...

They still do. Works exactly like access on your controller (and you can choose which controller) You can even use it in the field. Put it on a lapt...

Why do they bother with TBC at all - you can do all that straight from Access

Personally I would... Measure and store the vector to your point from two setups. You probably want to set the measurement type to 'angles only' so ...

MOD could be "model", or if it is english maybe "Ministry of Defence"

Al di fuori degli Stati Uniti continentali, RTX via satellite pu?ý essere molto molto lento. Non sarebbe una buona scelta di correzioni per me quaggi?...

@smarbe2 Origin is Access configured to only connect to SP instruments and with a few features disabled and a different splash screen

And for more fun, try calculating it with 8 figure log tables...

The TSC7 (aka rubber-coated sledgehammer) is brilliant - huge computing power and a good screen. But the ergonomics aren't great - heavy and a bit too...

Currently I am attending a TBC training session in Melbourne. A couple of the attendees (not presenters) have shown me some really nice deliverable p...

So how many are doing their drafting in their survey package? TBC and 12D for example do have cad facilities - could you ditch Autocad completely?

Update: just for interest, I've been doing some sifting through coordinate systems - the South African "Cape Datum" uses a south azimuth. As apparentl...

Never seen South azimuths used down here. The only coordinate systems I know that use it are some obscure Ordnance Survey ones from Britain