What are the chances the FCC has guys in the field trying to triangulate your position the day you are doing some topo? And what are the chances they...

There is no way that a 1 watt radio will go 29 km. Probably not even with a super high gain directional antenna. Certainly not with anything useful ...

It is very possible that all users of the UHF band really do require a license, no matter the power. The more I read, the more I believe it. But I r...

This is for operating the 600 as a robot right? The range is what, 1000ft? If you don't have an FCC license, there is no way this applies to you, es...

Are you talking about 2-way hand held radios, like the 2 watt Motorola type? I think this is what most of us use. I think this applies only to FCC P...

I found this from a FCC news release: "All equipment certified since 1997 has been required to have a 12.5 kHz operational mode."All your radios are o...

There are a bunch of articles about this if you guys google something like "narrowbanding" or "12.5 khz".

Have you done computer programming in recent times? Most IDE's have the ability to color code data types and structures. This is pretty standard. B...

Maybe the question should be, how many different versions of these converter programs are floating around with varying levels of bug fixes? I guess i...

Yes your inference is correct, I can meet NGS 2nd order closure specs using 3rd order equipment and procedures. Dane was looking for recommendations ...

The DiNi 0.7, which I'm guessing is equivalent to the older DiNi 22, and an aluminum bar code level rod is probably what you are looking for. We rout...

Dane, what NGS order and class of leveling are you trying to adhere to?

VMware Player works great on Win7 and is also free.

Whats the difference between a Trimble 5600 and Focus 10?