@williwaw Thanks.?ÿ On my way to the hardware store now to get some chain.?ÿ The rod man is gonna hate toting the high lift around ???? . ?ÿ Good thin...

@williwaw Please explain.?ÿ I've been punished lately by trying to replace a couple of bent rods that turned out to be s-shaped and longer than normal...

My experience is that drafting styles are as varied and eclectic as the surveyors that make them.?ÿ It is strange because it is graphic communication ...

Normally, the models are created from the CAD files in the office software, with much checking and editing, then converted / exported to the DC in the...

I am still using Zxtreme's for OPUS and static work.?ÿ I am currently using winteq to correct the gps week for OPUS and am definitely interested in a ...

I think that is a good list of reference material.?ÿ Can you take some classes with your state surveying society??ÿ In my state we had an unlicensed m...

Check use inclusion/ exclusion areas and when prompted select the closed polylines for inclusion.?ÿ If it is still problematic, create a separate sur...

@hooks Yeah, the battery door is really bad.  I've had it in a vise with a BF flathead screwdriver and it will turn about an eighth inch either w...

I've tried with $$$.  Face still stays glued to the phone and distracted by the girlfriend / facebook, youtube, etc. 

I figured it out. ?ÿ I needed to connect to the unit from my PC with a terminal window and send a command ($PASHS, CLM) to format the memory.?ÿ?ÿ I wa...

Was it a two-hour OPUS solution? Do you have a second unit??ÿ Set one on your benchmark and the other on the NGS point the other firm used and measure...

Thanks for the replies.?ÿ Been using Carlson Survey since the 99 release.?ÿ I remember the days of crashing, don't want to go back.?ÿ But I think I wi...

I'm about 40min to an hour north depending on bridge/ tunnel traffic. What ya got going on?

Tall lath driven down did the trick. Closed the sets easily. The setup had a bit more shake than I like to see, but we were able to get the low wate...

Holy Cow, post: 446136, member: 50 wrote: What they want to do and what they can afford to do are quite often very different things. Therein lies muc...