A Harris, post: 364877, member: 81 wrote: ...makin' me tired just looking at the Iman trudging thru the snow making me feel wet and cold, cold, cold....

paden cash, post: 364792, member: 20 wrote: He says that all surveys are suppose to have them on there. I'm guessing that Mr. Fold misunderstood, or ...

It's not difficult to acquire modest Excel skills, we all have it already, and it can be a very handy tool for all sorts of things.

A 6' stockade fence isn't the most friendly thing a neighbor can do. Not so surprising your coworker's hackles are up. Some years back my neighbor put...

Maybe Google Calendar would do the trick for you. Something to start with anyway.

Plumb Bill, post: 364290, member: 226 wrote: .... aiming to the same prism with a 1" instrument and getting within 5" agreement is pretty dang hard I...

Victor.Plymouth, post: 364276, member: 11292 wrote: Does the NGS provide something similar? Is it country-wide?Thank you Yes they do. There is a netw...

GeeOddMike, post: 363735, member: 677 wrote: Do a search for NAVSTAR on the link above and you will find a useful but dated manual on using GPS. If y...

rfc, post: 363413, member: 8882 wrote: Is there anything later versions can do that version 6 can't do? Generate .kmz files, so you can view your poi...

ekillo, post: 363363, member: 773 wrote: ...is there a software package that will collect field survey data in Star*Net format that does not have to b...

I found some time back that the StarNet converter for TDS raw files was outputting vectors in feet units. StarNet will always assume that vectors are ...

Those intent on clicking on Mike J.'s 3 pictures probably should get the small children out of the room first.

If you do not have the appropriate StarNet converter you will have to manually create a .dat file. If you have to go that route try to get your raw da...

Jim's numbers are similar to what I use. Ditto on the 2" to 3" , since you've said that you are using a 3"gun.

jim.cox, post: 363271, member: 93 wrote: I love the way you guys call it the "international" foot when its only the US that uses it 🙂 When I worked ...

"Elevation Certificate" doesn't always mean one of those FEMA forms. Sometimes it just means a letter, signed and stamped, saying that such and such ...

I have a little 8oz'er in my tool belt, which I use frequently - but hardly ever for it's original purpose. Use as a scratch awl is the most common.

Leica has different kinds. The good ones are (or used to be) made in Austria. I think maybe they are made in the Czech Republic now. The cheaper ones ...

Adam, post: 362100, member: 8900 wrote: Critters have been responsible for tearing out my 60d mag hubs. A good enough reason to be setting something ...