I'm running 2.8 (I think). So, I go to select points, type in 1...500 (because using 1-500 in TGO was too damn intuitive so we make you use three dot...

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You may have to change the extension to *.rw5 from *.raw. I have to do it on every file I d/l.

> If I'm laying out sub ballast with RTK my vertical is good to only 2cm per the manufacture's specs. For all I know they are using this grade sta...

I've never NOT put the elevations of the hubs on the laths AND the elevations of the offsets and the cut/fill. If they have to run all the levels, wh...

The laser is tough to see in the sunlight, but is a dead ringer over the optical. When they don't coincide, it's the quickest and easiest way to figu...

The will, in this exercise, established the boundary. Fast forward 8 years and someone came out there and "attempted" to place the final wishes of so...

> I used to do that, but to many times I have made a revision to the map and then missed the detail... So I am reluctant to do it anymore.Well you ...

Dude, I copy it to a different part of the drawing, annotate it at the original scale, scale it up (or down) then change text size to the appropriate ...

> > > > Short answer, you are still not the original surveyor. > > Maybe things work differently in Texas but the mere conveyance of...

I did it with a $3 calculator, and the answers I got were as follows:Radius of the tank = 7.700mPerpendicular offset from the tangency of the tank to ...

> Boundary established or not established. Critical determination when doing a survey!> > Great job!I don't disagree with the "agree team" t...

> With all the tensions between the family members, what to do? Well, I certainly didn't show them the chaos that would happen if I just slapped t...

> > However, he is not the original surveyor. The will is and that is how the tract is described.> > How is the Will the original surveyo...

After further research and inspection, it has three letters A-C. On the "C" side it is stamped 284 and 1870, presumably the date. The pictures of th...

As near as I can tell, it's an Everest Type Theodolite.

Well, unless he's just bad bad bad wrong, I'd probably use what the surveyor in the 50's was working with. However, he is not the original surveyor. ...

> We take the wooden handled Martindale machete out to the concrete porch in front of the office and drag the handle across the concrete until we h...

> I like the blade on the Martindale, but I hate their handles. Even with leather gloves on I can still feel the cap, between the blade and handle,...