A Harris, post: 427570, member: 81 wrote: Today's visit to the Title Company was very interesting.They had put the wrong name on my fee check and did ...

GISJoel_GetItSurveyed, post: 427582, member: 11867 wrote: I have hosted multiple RTK courses, engineers and Ologists attending. There is a schism with...

Jim Frame, post: 427539, member: 10 wrote: I mostly keep the ellipse graphics turned off, as i find them distracting. I pay attention to the adjustme...

Dave Karoly, post: 427485, member: 94 wrote: I mostly find this humorous, co-worker thinks I should print and frame it: You realize that you can cont...

FrozenNorth, post: 427506, member: 10219 wrote: I tried the Peninsular books and they were great in the dry...but they absolutely didn't cut it in the...

Peter Ehlert, post: 427505, member: 60 wrote: I am with you on that. They now have a huge variety of sizes, but not inexpensive.A few months ago I bou...

Jim Frame, post: 427482, member: 10 wrote: According to the Bogside website, all of their field books have soft covers. I've always used hard-cover f...

In the interest of fairness, however (which I'm sure we all want), I'm obliged to point out that the Texas CORS antennas were not any marvel of stabil...

Dave Karoly, post: 427251, member: 94 wrote: We have hundreds of those PBO stations in California.They are too far from Texas to be really useful.

Jim Frame, post: 427247, member: 10 wrote: What's the function of the two unadorned poles in the foreground? Lightning protection of some sort?Presum...

Dave Karoly, post: 427237, member: 94 wrote: I wouldn't trust any vector which crosses the Red River Gradient Boundary. God knows what havoc the ghost...

Gene Kooper, post: 427236, member: 9850 wrote: Actually, Kent the solutions are even tighter than the two OPUS solutions indicate. Yes, I apologize fo...