Jim in AZ, post: 325546, member: 249 wrote: Do you seriously think anyone searches for Registrant's numbers from other States? I don't - and I have ne...

Jimmy Cleveland, post: 325515, member: 91 wrote: If you need plastic caps, you could probably get them made within a few days. Deaton's Geotronics can...

Jim in AZ, post: 325513, member: 249 wrote: "... or use caps that have the numbers of the two other states that I'm licensed in on them?" Why would yo...

No stamp set. The local store is great if you want to buy a new instrument or GPS, but never seems to have a stick ruler, plumb bob, 100' tape, etc, ...

I put my HR at 0 and my HR at 99. That way it's easy to tell that the elevations are bad, as everything is 100' out. If you put both at 5 or 0, then...

That command doesn't work for me in Carlson Survey 2015.I tried looking it up under Help, and it didn't get any hits.Thanks anyway.

Don't know about the .survey files, but I have Survey Pro, and exporting the .raw file is fairly simple. I save that, make a copy, and re-name that t...

1/2" IRS - it's fairly obvious what it means. If you start recovering anything other than 1/2" rod/rebar, etc., then I guess, then there'd be a probl...

I hate line tables, and have never used them. Somehow I've been able to avoid them after all these years.I also find it really strange and unhelpful ...

The old Wild tripods were always the best, along with being the lightest wooden ones. I can't remember if they were made from ash, but they were defi...

I just tried that - didn't work.

Just like with single licensees, there are some good and some bad. Most of the duals that I've known, though, are PE's first, and like many PE's, sur...

Connect to your computer using the cable, open in windows explorer, and delete.

As a few others have said, depends on the job. Most of the time gutter, (bottom face curb at road pavement), is enough. I measure the height and wid...

> .> If your everyday conversation sounds like a white paper....you probably need to get laid more often....:good:

:good: That has always been my understanding also. Thanks