Gene Kooper, post: 439416, member: 9850 wrote: So now your intellectual dishonesty has devolved to repeatedly asking a silly, yes/no question, eh? Wh...

Gene Kooper, post: 439417, member: 9850 wrote: Hey, you're the one that went off on a tangent. I was merely trying to be helpful.Your attorney might ...

Loyal, post: 439413, member: 228 wrote: Not me Kent, I have never owned Trimble Equipment!I do however help folks sort out these Trimble calibration m...

Gene Kooper, post: 439410, member: 9850 wrote: Mike Potterfield wrote a routine many years ago for the yellow machines that employs an Oblique Mercato...

Loyal, post: 439406, member: 228 wrote: The Meridian used (selected) is a function of the "local grid North" that one is trying to HOLD. The Parallel ...

Gene Kooper, post: 439407, member: 9850 wrote: Kent, you know nothing about surveying in Colorado. Please stop your juvenile debating tactic of rephr...

Loyal, post: 439404, member: 228 wrote: I don't know Mark. I'm sure that there is some logic to it, but other than the obvious NEED to select a (speci...

Mark Silver, post: 439402, member: 1087 wrote: It is safe to assume that these are always TM if produced in the last 10 years by a yellow box by a but...

MightyMoe, post: 439399, member: 700 wrote: Locate a few points and do a few simple calcs and the meridian will show itself, then a projection can be ...

Gene Kooper, post: 439385, member: 9850 wrote: Sigh....Thank heavens you are not licensed in Colorado, Kent. Regarding your quote in italics there ar...

rfc, post: 439390, member: 8882 wrote: I'm confused. Weren't the stars around, and their azimuth's measurable to within a few seconds or so, many year...

MightyMoe, post: 439391, member: 700 wrote: You would assume wronglyTransverse Mercator Smercator. It's still a projection with unknown parameters. Ho...

MightyMoe, post: 439384, member: 700 wrote: Going in the assumption is they are actually grid.I don't know enough about the projections that the Trimb...

Gene Kooper, post: 439380, member: 9850 wrote: One thing I would never do is to invoke the Clement v. Packer case to support a decision not to bend a ...

Dave Karoly, post: 439374, member: 94 wrote: So what you are saying is Texas has the smartest surveyors but they couldn't figure out how to lay out sq...

Gene Kooper, post: 439364, member: 9850 wrote: You posted the Clement v. Packer case and represented it as a U.S. Supreme Court case that set a natio...

Dave Karoly, post: 439362, member: 94 wrote: Basically what you are saying is "you can pay me now or you can pay me later, a lot more later." Texas ch...

Tom Adams, post: 439358, member: 7285 wrote: I envision (I think envision is used incorrectly here) the original intent of the "basis of bearings" sta...

Gene Kooper, post: 439348, member: 9850 wrote: I'm sure you recall that you used Clement v. Packer back in 2011 to whack Keith Williams over the head ...

paden cash, post: 439349, member: 20 wrote: However what is revealing is that he now resides and works in Texas. This only confirms a developed hunch ...