Nice work Bill, keep it up and have fun. ? Loyal

Sweet, I probably ground a ton of pepper with one of those back in the 70s. Solars, Traverses, triangulation, all sorts of good stuff. ?

Posted by: Shawn Billings Great questions, Mark. I know we've discussed dynamic CORS coordinates, but presently I believe we're using the published po...

Posted by: Mark Silver Shawn, does DPOS model solid and coastal tidal loading too??ÿDoes the dynamic CORS coordinate computation match OPUS well? Know...

Nice, but shouldn't there be a couple of old geezers with Winchesters on the boardwalk? ?

Hmmm...bout 3 tenths of a foot huh? You might want to check which calibration is being used: SOKGRX2?ÿ?ÿ?ÿ?ÿ?ÿ?ÿ?ÿ?ÿ NONE P/N:1000687-01, GRX2?ÿ?ÿ ...

Posted by: Peter Ehlert I prefer to just leave them alone, they have their place and purpose in the world, let them be. ?ÿ I agree, but as you point o...

I just uploaded a file, and got a solution back in less than 5 minutes. HOWEVER...check out the solution v. failure graphic on the OPUS site: ?ÿ

Posted by: Nate The Surveyor This is an eBay link. They seem to be some sort of brass chaining pin, or the like. I've never seen or used them before.?...

Posted by: Bill93 Posted by: Loyal A good candidate for an OFFSET observation if I ever saw one. If only NGS would approve an offset procedure for GPS...

Looks like a STINKER to me. A good candidate for an OFFSET observation if I ever saw one. Loyal

For my purposes,?ÿ"found Original Stone...lying...laying... ah screw it...LOOSE on the ground" (problem solved)!

Posted by: linebender ?ÿI just have to say that it's possible to screw up a topo map using any equipment.?ÿ I think it's more likely flying that CADD ...

Posted by: Raybies Our provider works with a number of aircraft insurance companies and it was as simple as adding another rider to our current policy...

Posted by: Uberman2020 What's wrong with being a Young Buck in a gray hair world? -Party Chief you hit with a dead cat Absolutely nothing! Welcome to ...

I have known quite a few "career field hands" over the last 50 years of surveying. With VERY FEW exceptions, they were (and are) worth their weight in...

Posted by: Bill93 > (and orient the antenna differently) I thought you were always supposed to orient the antenna a particular way (some have a nor...

Posted by: James Fleming The guys with 20 years experience are few and far between; but you can't swing a dead cat without hitting a party chief with ...