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Kent McMillan, post: 435034, member: 3 wrote: flowing time. Recent rains probably didn't hurt, either He probably meant "flowering", but, if you sit ...
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned it...Another way to improve survey accuracy would be to build a wall, on the Oklahoma side of Texas.... Just sayin!...
Kent McMillan, post: 434993, member: 3 wrote: I went out for half a day today to continue the work on a survey of a ranch which is a remainder of a co...
I know for some of you this isn't going to rub you the right direction but for what it's worth I have a pipe and cable locator that I be prone to use ...
Is there a story there?
I know some will not like this...But how about going to all the local surveyors, give them your card. Tell them some about yourself. And ask for refer...
Mark Silver, post: 434924, member: 1087 wrote: What business could anyone who is not an ee or an electrician have with one. It is criminal Im sure yo...
LA here too... Lower Arkansas that is!Me brother in law is in LA sometimes too. Lower Alaska, that is!N
At this point, there are MANY details, and many mistakes possible.
Im pretty sure you have to do it.
It'd take a while to explain. Ask your pls will be easier on the both of us.
Key in the correct coord, in your software. This means tie into an existing ngs marker. That has published coords. Some are at airports.
I've never done it.
Some are doing with the L-1 units from trimble.
All you need is to know which FILE, is which, after field work, and during post processing.The file name, will contain the surial num of the reciever ...
Not restrict. Constrain.Ask your pls.... (easier on me).
Maybe in rinex.I dont know. But, others are doing it....
Dont get your dozer before your transit!:)N