When I get tired of surveying.... [MEDIA=youtube]q5swBWudDUk[/MEDIA]

Send em a reversed image, with a rubber scale bar across the middle.Nothin personal... Just revenge!

Lee D, post: 431258, member: 7971 wrote: Are you processing the static against your RTK base or using Javad's PP service? OK, Yes, and Yes. And, Yes ...

Hey, Lee, I turn static on for most shots. So, I get both. At the same time. Static, and RTK. Static is at 1" intervals. And, I use it for beyond radi...

We always just threw a rope over the lines, and pulled them down where we could do it with a box tape. ......Nevermind... I think I just got off the p...

Does the trimble data collector have a mechanism, to:Start an observation.And it automaticly stores the shot, when certian perimeters are met, and sta...

TXSurveyor, post: 431043, member: 6719 wrote: I honestly can't fathom any surveyor this day and age not setting something metallic with an identificat...

No matter what you buy, there will be something better next month. It's a technology that is moving fast. Lot's of folks are working on it. N

Pine knot in rock pile.Is not the same as whole subdivisions, staked with 1"x2" pine stakes.IF a monument of substance was set... It was set by client...

He was doing 1500 surveys a year setting wood Stakes only. It just left a terrible mess in my neighborhood period and I'm still dealing with it.

Sorry guys I just have somebody around here doing that to me

"Real" surveyors set metal rods, and caps. (often with wood stk to help client find them)"Fake" surveyors only set wood stks. This use of non permanen...

I used to work in Chicago period we used wooden Stakes for construction staking. We use the oak ones when the ground was real hard. Most of the time w...

[USER=7070]@StLSurveyor[/USER] If you attend, (any or all the training, or just the Saturday demo) You will find that ALL the Javad folks WANT to see...

lsitnj, post: 430728, member: 7876 wrote: conventional total station That is reflectorless. R300, does that mean reflectorless to 300 meters?Actually...