"I know where all the monuments are." Actually not a lie, they are on a shelf in the shed.

algallop, post: 400312, member: 8394 wrote: ... their "logic" is that if there are minor edits that need to be done, they can edit the maps in-house ....

algallop, post: 400299, member: 8394 wrote: ...The guy at the Land Court office says that toner leaves a raised surface and is not easily erasable, as...

Dan Patterson, post: 400206, member: 1179 wrote: Why do you need this exact rod? They are very compact when folded. That's the main thing. It is tru...

Iceman, post: 400193, member: 579 wrote: I would suggest that you make sure you can get a rod in feet,and not just metric,that is, if you use Cansel. ...

Mark Mayer, post: 400027, member: 424 wrote: There is an Oregon case (can't find it just now, but I know it exists) in which the court states that the...

Howard Surveyor, post: 400105, member: 8835 wrote: The only place we can find them online now is in Vancouver BC I started my survey career in the Va...

DACasey, post: 400073, member: 12261 wrote: I was wondering what the maximum amount of seconds the gun could be out of level on the electronic level b...

Mike Berry, post: 399983, member: 123 wrote: I looked this up in my 1986 copy of Brown‰Ûªs Evidence and Procedures today to refresh my memory and Brow...

Shawn Billings, post: 400020, member: 6521 wrote: I tested a few passive robots in the past few years and I found that they do not track anything but ...

Robert Rolleston, post: 400017, member: 10403 wrote: He basically suggested to get all neighboring properties owners to agree through a boundary line ...

Note 4 would seem to contradict the fact that boundary lines are actually monumented and shown on the map.

A place I worked for bought four Focus 30's over a 2 year period. Two of them crapped out in the first week of service and had to be sent back to the ...

Mapman, post: 399850, member: 6096 wrote: isn't it necessary to have an opposing spinning equal mass? Not necessarily. We need the thing to spring ba...

John Putnam, post: 399859, member: 1188 wrote: The one nice thing about the speed is when you are tracking a prism close to the instrument. No argume...

John Putnam, post: 399859, member: 1188 wrote: The one nice thing about the speed is when you are tracking a prism close to the instrument. No argume...

Please stop feeding the troll.