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Last seen: June 25, 2026 3:30 pm
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RE: This link demands two threads: 1: Mounting a Base on a Truck

So, when we exported coords, we'd see the BASE coord updated. Not the autonomous one, generated, at the beginning? After seeing all this, I don't thin...

11 years ago
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RE: Wire Flags

Dan Patterson, post: 351056, member: 1179 wrote: a pain in the butt to carry. It's a new year. Get this problem solved in 2015, and you will be a happ...

11 years ago
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RE: This link demands two threads: 1: Mounting a Base on a Truck

Shawn Billings, post: 351177, member: 6521 wrote: Actually, with "Shift" you don't have to return to base, it applies the dX,dY,dZ shift to the rover ...

11 years ago
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RE: Wild NL & ZL Optical Plummets - For Sale

I have never seen those, but it seems like a good idea. A non OP tribrach, with a rotating op, that can be removed, and an inst installed? Am I gettin...

11 years ago
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RE: This link demands two threads: 1: Mounting a Base on a Truck

Yuriy Lutsyshyn, post: 351203, member: 2507 wrote: sorry, never heard of this method. You have strong wind and your truck (with all the brakes on) is ...

11 years ago
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RE: This link demands two threads: 1: Mounting a Base on a Truck

Yuriy, I'm an OLD static, post processed, surveyor. L-1 only, if that matters. This concept is not only sound, but works well. So you don't get conf...

11 years ago
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RE: The Perfect Rodman...

Scott, you ain't quite right.... somtin's wrong! A perfect Rodman has a Schonstedt!

11 years ago
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RE: Something happening here

Andy, since they are in fact, your work, and somebody has seen fit to modify them, it would seem that you could get an attorney (use an actor) to call...

11 years ago
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RE: How do you protect your corners?

Here in Arkansas, it is perfectly acceptable practice, to place a spit of tobacco juice, (well aimed) on the corner. This, with a 1" x 2" (for the mor...

11 years ago
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RE: How do you protect your corners?

Set 2 pins, one on top of the other. It usually slips off, and goes along side, after it is 6" or 10" down. You can always find it with mr Schonestedt...

11 years ago
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RE: Hello from Massachusetts

Welcome. Things have changed, since I got on, 25 yrs ago (+-). What I'd say about changes in our profession is: I used to be a coordinate, monument, ...

11 years ago
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RE: My Javad Report, so far.

Yes, I have. Worst difference so far, is about 0.12'. The poorer shot, showed a LARGE box, and poor RMS value. It was easy to see which one was poor. ...

11 years ago
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RE: My Javad Report, so far.

Old times:Set the gps up, in the woods. Get it FIXED, and store a shot. RESET the GPS, and repeat. Raise rod, repeat. Lower rod, repeat. After a while...

11 years ago
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RE: My Javad Report, so far.

What I used to do with my Topcon GPS, to set a corner in the woods is:Use float to get within 10' or so. Avoid trees. Set it up, wait 15 mins or so, g...

11 years ago
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RE: My Javad Report, so far.

Hey, Matt, that's the idea.... but to have it incorporated into Jfield is a super idea!!N

11 years ago
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RE: My Javad Report, so far.

I know a surveyor who does dd int (about 90å¡) BUT he always makes his crew do a 3rd shot. With a 3rd dist to the corner that needs tied. So that he c...

11 years ago
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