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Topics: 130 / Replies: 2201
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RE: Field Hands

Posted by: Norman Oklahoma Posted by: James Fleming The guys with 20 years experience are few and far between; but you can't swing a dead cat without ...

8 years ago
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RE: Survey Pro Not Shooting Backsite Distance

Go into Settings, scroll right to get to Repetition, and there should be a few boxes, and check the Shoot distance to BS box

8 years ago
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RE: I just need one side staked

Like most things, it depends.?ÿ If it's a simple subdivision lot survey, they're not getting much of a bargain doing just one line, since the fieldwor...

8 years ago
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RE: Taking the FS exam in another state

NY is so bogged down with their regulations and paperwork.?ÿ After 15 years of experience and licensed in two other states, they told me I didn't have...

8 years ago
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RE: Hand Drafting

Haven't hand drafted since '94.?ÿ I enjoyed doing the linework, but being a lefty, Leroying was a nightmare.

8 years ago
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RE: MA - ANR plan for non building lot

Posted by: Paul in PA Approval Not Required is understood by surveyors, but a simple inclusion in the ANR document of language regarding lot line adju...

8 years ago
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RE: MA - ANR plan for non building lot

Posted by: Paul in PA I do not see that ANR is the proper reference for what you are doing. From your description you are removing a non conforming pa...

8 years ago
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RE: Charging for control

Posted by: leegreen Moe, I did have the CAD file for that topo, but there were no control points, no baseline, no traverse, and no BM's in it. I calle...

8 years ago
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RE: Charging for control

Just meant that since it's not on SPC, you can't just automatically be on the system.?ÿ And I wouldn't be giving them the coordinates, they'd have to ...

8 years ago
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RE: Charging for control

It depends what you're contracted for.?ÿ If it's to survey and hand off to a contractor, then no problem, they get everything.?ÿ If it's a call about ...

8 years ago
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RE: Leica CS20 with GS14 Review

Posted by: Brian McEachern We are looking to add another rig to our outfit and are due for a demo of a Leica GS14 and CS20. I am familiar with the GS1...

8 years ago
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RE: Leica CS20 with GS14 Review

Posted by: squowse Posted by: Scott Ellis The CS20 is also easier to see in the sunlight then the CS15. We export the ASCII file and do the line with ...

8 years ago
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RE: Carlson Compass

I wouldn't use that tool, then. Think it's a rounding type issue?

9 years ago
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RE: You know you are an aging surveyor when...

Also, it's Saturday night, and look where we are....

9 years ago
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RE: You know you are an aging surveyor when...

And I thought it was when someone said, "look at them legs", and I'm thinking tripod

9 years ago
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RE: Leica Viva CS15 - Working job with wrong coordinate system

I've really no idea.?ÿ But it's truly been a long time since I'm after trying to figure Leica and the Swiss scientists out.?ÿ So, I just watch my step...

9 years ago
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RE: Road moved

Posted by: Dave Karoly Duane is suggesting a road could be a natural monument. If the road separates two properties and it moves imperceptibly over ti...

9 years ago
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RE: Leica Viva CS15 - Working job with wrong coordinate system

Raw data is raw data, so it should be fine.?ÿ That said, I know that Leica, thinking that they're smarter than the average bear, does some strange thi...

9 years ago
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RE: Carlson, Coord file associations

If all your points are in your dwg, why can't you just delete your old coordinate file, change your settings to alphanumeric, then create a new CRD, a...

9 years ago
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RE: anyone use this type of equipment

Brand new, I'm sure it all works fine.?ÿ And you can check it compared to your other gear.?ÿ The tribrach and carrier will probably wear out of adjust...

9 years ago
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