Kent McMillan, post: 441913, member: 3 wrote: That's pretty amazing that you don't understand the complexity inherent in a metes and bounds system of ...

I can't really help you with the initial question. I have mixed & matched receivers & antennas a few times over the years, but not that partic...

Glenn Borkenhagen, post: 441808, member: 961 wrote: Loyal - since you mentioned your brother and moose in the same post it seemed like a good time to ...

MightyMoe, post: 441738, member: 700 wrote: I've not seen that combo, antelope usually hang in the lowlands around here, there aren't any even where t...

Some 30 odd years ago, my brother and I were Elk Hunting up on Medicine Butte (Northeast of Evanston), and pushed through a nice Aspen filled draw. Ou...

Looking at the map, it doesn't look like Texas is "in the path."Shouldn't Austin have a 120% (or is it 200%) eclipse? After all, everything is bigger,...

94% on my front porch, slightly more down at the saloon!I ain't going anywhere.Loyal

Duane Frymire, post: 440951, member: 110 wrote: Judging by this thread, some may want to read a book that was required reading in our surveyor trainin...

Sooooo... did ya RTK that puppy, or leave an L1/L2 receiver to cook on it all night (or maybe a flyby with your L1 chicken bucket)?;)

Scott Ellis, post: 440804, member: 7154 wrote: I see you are still trying to gasp at nothing. Does it bother you that part of Colorado used to be Texa...

Dan B. Robison, post: 440809, member: 34 wrote: That can't be Kent. Kent wears a cape styled after the Republic of Texas Flag!;)

[SARCASM]Considering all of your other super powers, can't you just jump over it like a Jedi Knight?[/SARCASM]:cool:

Kent McMillan, post: 440302, member: 3 wrote: Yes, it amazed me that anyone would suggest that some elaborate software was needed to determine the cen...

I had the same (or similar) problem yesterday. I used the UNAVCO site instead.Loyal

I am rather curious about the proper (Texas) procedure for determining the EXACT ƒ??centerƒ? of stone mounds such as this. Obviously this is a job fo...

leegreen, post: 439635, member: 2332 wrote: [QUOTE=Peter Ehlert, post: 439633, member: 60if you have more than one Base won't Opus process the vectors...

Sometimes these kinds of questions beg the "it depends" response, but when talking about ROW Monuments, "it REALLY depends.";)

An example of PLSS "field notes" from 1872, concerning "variation" and local attraction. Attached files R0036-0046.pdf (60.8 KB) 

A Harris, post: 439419, member: 81 wrote: It is helpful to set your instrument or data collector or when processing raw data to make adjustments for c...