Skeeter1996, post: 455827, member: 9224 wrote: Okay good answer. How do you drive to it if you didnt localize or calibrate your GPS to the last and on...

Skeeter1996, post: 455817, member: 9224 wrote: Okay Loyal I'm not giving up. You've found your first corner. The bearing and distance to the next corn...

Scott Ellis, post: 455778, member: 7154 wrote: So do we need to start posting more in the "who'd like to compare a R10 to a Javad" to get that thread ...

A Harris, post: 455623, member: 81 wrote: Where is my popcorn..........I see Loyal pulling a cart and Skeeter1996 pushing a cart.Opposite techniques.N...

Skeeter1996, post: 455617, member: 9224 wrote: I feel I've begun to chase my tail now, Loyal. I've achieved my objective in surpassing the " Who'd lik...

Skeeter1996, post: 455614, member: 9224 wrote: The calculated positions do have a basis in reality, so do the ones you determined a position for with ...

Skeeter1996, post: 455606, member: 9224 wrote: So you're not even using RTK? Now I understand why you never do site calibrations. Now I feel like I've...

Skeeter1996, post: 455602, member: 9224 wrote: What software are you using that gives you the LDP parameters. I can only find residual data in my Trim...

Skeeter1996, post: 455597, member: 9224 wrote: Sorry for being so dense, but that sounds to me like your doing it in your CAD program using move, rota...

Skeeter1996, post: 455590, member: 9224 wrote: I calibrate to every kind of survey. Most of the old GLO surveys are good to 20 or 30 feet. If I can ge...

Skeeter1996, post: 455588, member: 9224 wrote: Well my friend if you have a Trimble GPS system or Javad or any other reputable RTK system with a DC wi...

Skeeter1996, post: 455574, member: 9224 wrote: Let me rephrase my question. How do you correlate the measured position you shot presumably with your G...

Skeeter1996, post: 455559, member: 9224 wrote: Well I do exactly the same but I don't have to set up any LDP parameters the Trimble software in the Da...

I setup (compute) my LDP Parameters before ever hitting the ground. I know where I am going, the average "elevation" and extent of the project, and I ...

eapls2708, post: 455538, member: 589 wrote: That is a Guppy. I used one when forced to with one employer back around 1989/90. I hated that thing. D...

imaudigger, post: 455534, member: 7286 wrote: Isn't that a Guppy?I never used one, but I remember seeing a few of them around.Loyal

Lookinatchya, post: 455500, member: 7988 wrote: Wow I give you credit for working solo. I tried it for awhile but I work in a hilly, forested area. GP...

imaudigger, post: 455496, member: 7286 wrote: What was the name of that old surveyor in some little western town...he was in his 90's. Someone here ha...

I had hoped to [semi] retire this year, but I have been busier than any year that I can remember.At 67 with 49 years surveying (32 solo), I am getting...

Skeeter1996, post: 455467, member: 9224 wrote: Unfortunately my survey work includes very little old GLO corner searching where that method worked gre...