I guess notepad has come a long ways since I used to use it a LONG time ago. As I recall it was very Iimited in file size, etc. have been using ultrae...

Loyal: you are right, I probably should not even mention that option. Although it is fairly easy to do if you have a general knowledge of files, etc. ...

[email protected] have both manuals hard copy, but having a digital file is always a good thing. Someday I will need to downsize my book collect...

teqc will do it if you know the command line switches. But, Rinex is an ascii file, you can manually split it, just be sure to keep the header in both...

I don't know if it is still the case, but Trimble did have a coordinate system in the data collector called something like State Plane NAD83 (2011). S...

No problems at all, do it all the time. They *may* select it for further screening as Adam said, but not always. Tripods/poles/rods can be checked as ...

That is strange, what would the difference be between "For Opus" and a Rinex 2.1x file?

Actually, that should be an "exact" transformation. I believe they use the same parameters that OPUS, etc uses to transform from ITRF (which is what O...

The coordinates must be known in ITRF

Alt-c, then right click the item you want to split, then pick SPLIT. In the newest version it is under LAYER on the right click menu

I had written software that would enable a datasheet file to be searched and extract stations that meet certain criteria, but I haven't update it in y...

I liked it, no complaints about that. Even though I arrived on Sunday (and went to Valley of Fire) I waited until Monday AM to register, and there was...

I think it depends on what kind of scanning you want to do. I have a TX8, it is a great instrument-fast, accurate, etc. The SX10 is a lot slower and n...

excellent sessions, but the substitution of the customary Wednesday night gala dinner with a "customer appreciation party" was a big disappointment. I...

That map is pretty crude, but I think it shows why they chose Iowa as the second location for the geoidal profile done last year. In order to properly...

No, that is a true statement. They did not know accurately what geoid heights were. They picked an earth radius (clarke1866 ellipsoid) and then made t...