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Joined: July 5, 2018 1:51 am
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Topics: 34 / Replies: 506
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RE: Total station calibration costs

Those are more like the figures I was expecting assuming they open then up and check inside also then run the calibration. A colleague who uses ...

1 day ago
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RE: Moasure for drainage and sewer mapping?

@norman-oklahoma Hire in a slam scanner?was a great introduction I thought.

4 days ago
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RE: Moasure for drainage and sewer mapping?

Depends what you want it for but appears iPhone with lidar for indoor and cheap rtk gnss for outdoor achieve better precision for similar costs based ...

6 days ago
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RE: How bad are Chinese prisms?

However by the time you've done this with a crew if you factor in charge out rates not much cheaper than just buying genuine is it? I know it does mak...

1 week ago
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RE: GPS on roadway monuments - how bad of an idea is this?

@thebionicman That describes what I see and my standard observing practice. 20 epochs at 1hz, LF+RF with pole. Pole adjustment at 2m can easily h...

1 week ago
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RE: GPS on roadway monuments - how bad of an idea is this?

That's more similar to surveying in NZ. We are a recording state and show all our traverse/control marks (including ties to national control points) w...

1 week ago
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RE: Mini Tripods

@dave-o No I'm familiar with prism sliding on the pole option. What I want is one of those mini tripods where the pole slides up/down so I could h...

1 month ago
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RE: Mini Tripods

@bc-surveyor I find even at pole height shooting 100-150m+ down a road from one side to the other to a GMP101 the distances will be 1mm variation b...

1 month ago
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RE: Mini Tripods

The main downside to the mini tripods is you are shooting close to the ground so over a hot surface the instrument is looking a very fuzzy prism (from...

1 month ago
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RE: Digging in hard soil, pavement, etc,

@norman-oklahoma By common practice. The survey regulations we work under require: "must be likely to remain usable and not be disturbed in the fo...

2 months ago
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RE: Thinking of starting my own business. What advice do those of you have?

Read/p> You may not agree with everything but important to see that puddling away on hourly rates may be a satisfactory existence but not necess...

2 months ago
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RE: Equipment & Calibration (Video)

Cool will look forward to that one. Enjoyed the ATR one too. In terms of ideas be cool if you can beg/borrow brx7, gs18, Topcon/Sokkias latest ...

2 months ago
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RE: Equipment & Calibration (Video)

With the JEOC tribrachs you are using I'm assuming you are still using the genuine Leica GMP101? Always wonder whether the non genuine prisms are any...

2 months ago
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RE: Digging in hard soil, pavement, etc,

The DeWalt DCH263 I have is excellent. Drill holes around in a square spade shape with long bit. Flick off the seal layer and then swap to the chisel ...

2 months ago
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RE: 3D scanning vs total stations/RTK for tree surveying

Another excellent video. While only looking at tree surveys it's not a large jump to view that video in context of topographic surveying generally. As...

2 months ago
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RE: Issues with Carlson BRX7 radio

If you're problem is in an area with good cellphone coverage consider using Carlson's listen listen? Even if it's not another surveyor using RTK...

3 months ago
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RE: Camera on eyepiece total station

Check out the end of this video for one idea.

3 months ago
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RE: Geomax Zenith 40 w/ CARLSON SurvPC

I would have thought the Zenith40 would be similar cost to BRX7?? I've been running base/rover RTK Zenith40s with XPAD since 2019. Great when working ...

3 months ago
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RE: Robot calibration

@lurker The values must be DD not DMS as when observing the angles noted they could be above .5959 Went back and had another couple of runs p...

3 months ago
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