Thank you, Loyal. Good to hear from you again.

cover the receivers if you want, but the antennas should be sealed well enough to resist rain

WildT2, post: 358201, member: 530 wrote: Yes Moe, we have lots of rail here in NJ. Hey what did you think of how I "included" Erotatosthenes in my vid...

Eratosthenes is spinning in his tomb. I did some work in North Jersey, to help a Mount Laurel office, several years ago. Many miles of control and rai...

I do not have lgo here at home, but seem to remember needing to convert the geoid to a .gem for lgo. you might want to look into that

Jimmy, i think you should look up your local sales agent and buy through that person. at least that is how it works in this area

Gavin and party chef, keep on cooking!

hi kent. there appears to be one at kansas u library in their rare books collection

"Don't let apathy keep you from ascending. Step up your game." Wise words, Shawn Billings.

Cody Schneider, post: 356408, member: 11166 wrote: Have several data collectors of different styles and types. Have several TSC2's with Survey Cont...

no, reduce to simpler terms. use a bearing command in your data file. when you have your astro msmt's reduced (hopefully 2 direct 2 indirect or more)....

i would suggest making a series of astro measurements and reduce your azimuth observations from occupy station to back sight station first. you may t...

let me dig up some papers they gave us. i will scan them and get them to you

ngs (dave lehman and others) taught us what they found is the best method; decide on leading edge or trailing edge and stick with it for that block of...

FL/GA PLS., post: 356299, member: 379 wrote: Nope, it ain't just you. I do the same thing until SWMBO issues a "cease and desist" command. 🙁 yes, v...

welcome to surveyorconnect. start reading, then

I like using Leica as well, but Yoda fans, too much, they are.

Welcome aboard, from one Bawlmer surveyor to another. I see you're from the Dena