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[USER=11710]@LookingForAnswers[/USER] , I'm working on a tract right now that I miss the deed calls (plat calls) by 0.2 to 3.5 feet, BETWEEN the same ...
imaudigger, post: 371962, member: 7286 wrote: Does anyone have a good calculation worksheet laying around in a cabinet somewhere collecting dust that ...
J. Penry, post: 372136, member: 321 wrote: Before anyone posts a reply, Please, do not turn this political! Of course everyone knows there has been t...
In point defaults, it will allow you to check for the height of instrument and target. Whenever I have to key in something though, I go to the survey ...
[USER=7285]@Tom Adams[/USER], I'm sorry you don't remember from the old board the horrible names that Kent called Scott Freshwaters wife. They were t...
rfc, post: 371937, member: 8882 wrote: I like steel better than concrete. i can fab a 4" schedule 80 pipe, with flange, and chemical anchors into t...
[USER=6521]@Shawn Billings[/USER] built something similar years ago. They used it for GPS antenna but you could work it for what you're doing. Take ...
[USER=20]@paden cash[/USER] Life is short. It's even shorter when you're around self-aggrandizing AH's. 3 miles may be a bit generous. 🙂
David Livingstone, post: 371914, member: 431 wrote: My general impression of some of Kent's posts is he is trying to get the rest of us to think. ...
For me, the shovel is secondary. It's just a tool to prove where the math has lead me. 🙂 Without the math, how would I have known where to dig? ...
Kent McMillan, post: 371878, member: 3 wrote: So, they don't realize that you can just run the wire from tree to tree like everyone else does in East ...
Kent McMillan, post: 371676, member: 3 wrote: Don't you mean that "in East Texas, if we already have some good trees to staple the wire to, why would ...
Kent McMillan, post: 371634, member: 3 wrote: I'd suspect that the landowner had his help rearrange the fences since he would have been older than 75 ...
TXSurveyor, post: 370503, member: 6719 wrote: How often does X fill come into play in your neck of the woods? I'm sure each job is different, but curi...
Rob O'Malley, post: 370423, member: 154 wrote: Just wanted to necro-post an old thread. Any new info to add over the last year now that the R10 has so...
Dan Patterson, post: 369844, member: 1179 wrote: anyone know how to do the same thing into a shapefile? like a .SHP? Work it backwards into CAD and...
Gromaticus, post: 369984, member: 597 wrote: Yeah, me too. I've also turned multiple sets to the backsite. Using a robot is sometimes like having a re...
It was 90å¡ yesterday in the woods while I was looking for our newborn calf.