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I was born for this profession.?ÿ When I sat for the SAT i scored just shy of perfect on the math portion and might as well not shown for the langue p...
Posted by: FL/GA PLS. @john-putnam ?ÿ I use this:??ÿ ??ÿ Can you use this in CAD as well?
If you are using the self-certify feature then you are not in compliance around here.?ÿ That does not satisfy verifiable part.
Homeless camps are abundant around here.
Brandon, How are accomplishing the 'verifiable' requirements??ÿ In Oregon and Washington the certificate must be 3rd party verifiable.
Moe, I rarely store projects on the CS20 directly.?ÿ The SD card is much handier for downloading data and seems to run just as fast. As for your curre...
I constantly get instructed that I put the toilet paper on the roll backwards to which I reply something about someone's metal state (I'll never learn...
I don't think the GPR121 is that much more expensive than the GPR circular prims mounted in the GPH1 prism holder with the GZT4 target plate.?ÿ The GP...
Posted by: R.J. Schneider At 100' +/- you should be able to do better than a 1mm pointing with a 30x power scope. But then i'm not sure where that pub...
Posted by: squowse Posted by: Dave Karoly I do 4 sets' doesn't take very long because it's automatic. You use Leica I believe Dave? Do you use measure...
This is the standard statement and the reason we do ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys.?ÿ This is also the reason in a perfect world the cost would be tied ...
In the 25 years I've been using GNSS I've never worried about or been affected by rain during observations.?ÿ And like Gavin and Mr. OK, I live in the...
I've been working with GNSS since the early 90s.?ÿ Back in the day there was a lot of effort put into pre-planning a static GPS mission including the ...
I've been ear wormed.
Posted by: paden cash From experience I've found it best to NOT break out the beer until the piano is actually upstairs.... ???ÿ Found that out the ...
I never (well okay almost never) use bi-pods for control work of any type.?ÿ Mainly because you are relying on a bubble on a rod that gets handled rou...
Speaking from dated prior experience, Pathfinders are pseudorange?ÿ based systems and the software processes for that.?ÿ Survey grade receivers get th...
Silly question, but do you have the processing license?
Posted by: party chef I would used fixed prisms for control as well so you do not have to set up tripods every visit. If properly executed resection f...
I can't tell you how many monitoring specs state 0.001ft.?ÿ Good luck with that in at lab setting let alone on a bridge.?ÿ I think it is a case of nat...