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Can I say "it depends?"Generally speaking, usually. But it depends on many factors.The vast majority of my work over the last 5ish decades, has been o...
The .pdf is too large to load here, but this link should get you there (although I don't know if it will help).Loyal
BStrand, post: 453934, member: 13049 wrote: A simple average is fine.I really don't have any idea. BUT you can't put a price on freedom.Loyal
BStrand, post: 453929, member: 13049 wrote: I've wondered about this also. You guys that have run your own business and also worked for/with someone ...
The Fieldgenius website:Implies that all of the "cool" data is there (somewhere).Do you have the "standard" or "premium" version? Maybe that's the hol...
Maybe someone has written such a program, if not, you may have to do it (or get somebody to do it).I would [like to] think that Fieldgenius has either...
Is the "raw file" an ASCII text file, or a binary file?
Dan Patterson, post: 453596, member: 1179 wrote: decimal minutes??? Yup!Loyal
MightyMoe, post: 453496, member: 700 wrote: What is the date on it? Field work 2009-2010, approved in 2012
Charles L. Dowdell, post: 453548, member: 82 wrote: I ran this one out and for a BLM survey it has a good closure, 1:19717, S 88?ø51'31"E-0.016 links...
Williwaw, post: 453451, member: 7066 wrote: I've worked with a lot of US Surveys that never seemed to close. There was nearly always a significant mi...
I thought that I should bring this back to the top, and add a quick update.Matt decided that he liked the small size/weight of the i80 system, so that...
Plumb Bill, post: 453392, member: 226 wrote: The only other major difference, and isn't important to most people, is that the Carlson system isn't a t...
Dave Karoly, post: 453340, member: 94 wrote: NAB (National Association of Boundators) may have to take away your ??Consult a Boundator? license pla...
SPMPLS, post: 453329, member: 11785 wrote: How about a Bearing Indian Grinding Hole?This summer, just for fun, I was retracing a silver mining claim o...
Good question.WE (Matt in the field & myself in the office) made the transition a year or so ago. There has been ( and sometimes still is) some he...
Dave Karoly, post: 453289, member: 94 wrote: Kent would've dug it out and found it.Okay I'll stop now ;)Kent who?:p