Thanks for the reminder, Loyal. I hadn't looked at the schedule in a while...I hope it is going to be archived.

Actually isn't a 5/8" rebar a #5?Anyway, thanks for posting that. I saved it, could be useful someday!

As someone mentioned below, the Trimble S6 has a notch on the side. Once you enter that into the data collector, the TRUE HI is computed and stored. I...

2011 BL/SC Super Bowl PoolIIt's gonna be close, but ...Steelers 27Cheeseheads 24My brother in law, who is from Green Bay, moved here last summer. He i...

Darrell: The problem with a lot of demos is that they are very limited in what they can adjust. If I don't have the software lock installed for Geolab...

I find it hard to believe that every surveyor does not have a good least squares adjustment program (and is not proficient in its use). To me it is an...

That is tough. I often wonder how/why the lowballers do that. Seems like it should catch up to them sooner or later. In the meantime, all the rest suf...

Loyal: I have always used 12 (well, at least in the last decade or so). Collecting lower can't hurt, as you can always set a higher value in the softw...

Richard: personally I prefer grads. All of my conventional survey computations are done using grads (no silly changing d.ms to d.d and back as with se...

I recently bought a rarely used (last data file was from 2001) 4700, zephyr antenna plus a download cable and a data collector cable, plus a hard case...

I agree, Cliff. I wasn't advocating, merely pointing out that it IS being considered. I believe it would be a disaster as many would not be able to pr...

Thanks for posting that link, Loyal. What many probably do not realize is that there is discussion about going with a dynamic datum like ITRF in the f...