Deserves an award for honesty. I've installed it on, let's just say a few home computers, in the past.

"....one of those old party chiefs who knows surveying better than a lot of licensed people...." I used to believe in such things, but in my experienc...

Maybe with all those over 60 who'll be retiring soon, will be the majority of the low-ballers. The best way to increase the number of young people en...

I find Carlson SurvCE to be very similar to the old Sokkia SDR33 software. I like it ok, but like SurveyPro/TDS much better.

Thanks for the info, guys.

It's not for me, but a friend's son is being offered a pretty good deal to go there for chemical engineering. He was curious about the school, and I ...

I think that I got all geared up for about $4-5000 back in 2004. The used total station from a former employer was about $1500. Carlson back then was...

I know. I can't believe that I'd never seen in mentioned before now.

I totally agree. It's pretty annoying, especially when I'm typing in something quick, and the suggestions get in the way and slow me down.

Tom Adams, post: 357625, member: 7285 wrote: If you do a topo without showing property lines, they can use the power-pole and the fence corner you sho...

If that fence post is 60 years old, then I'm wondering why it's not considered as the monument at that lot corner. Seems like it's more representativ...

I'd give two prices, one for the whole thing, and one for topo, with no boundary lines. Sure, it would've been best if they'd gotten you from the beg...

Yes, that's what I'm thinking, that the feds are fine with PE's, (and even architects, go figure), but laws in certain states may trump that.

Caissons

We've staked out sewer easements through water before, and we used threaded metal conduit. It came in 10' sections, so we cut as needed, sometimes ne...

Adam, post: 351520, member: 8900 wrote: If you edit the point description it does change it in the raw file. News to me. If that's true, that's awf...