KeithI have to beleive that had I used the duh! answer I would still be a rodman. 🙂 Come to think of it maybe I should have. That reminds me of a li...

Bill93 has the correct answer for staking.

KeithMy oral interview part of the exam with the licensing board in a PLSS state 4 decades ago had a question " Where do you set the center of section...

I fully agree the answer to the location of county lines is in the record somewhere. I thought the question was how do a stake out a line of longitude...

Good luck Keith, if anyone can get a response I would think you would have the best chance if you haven't burned too many bridges. Perhaps the recent ...

We need to set several points on a given longitude to establish its location on the ground. We have several NGS stations in the vicinity. How would yo...

The title of the thread contains the premise that you have to defend RT observations. I submit that you might have to defend the results of the survey...

I agree with Carl's post. There must be some outside influeance that would cause Hasty to change his mind over time. I don't really beleive he just oo...

No appologies needed sir. It's a good discussion.

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Good catch! Unfortunately the data about the observation is all that is available from most RT manufacturers.

MoeNo 5- 15 second RT sessions two hours apart. 1 minute and 15 seconds total data.

1 do you use RT for control in ALL of your projects? Network to bring control into the project 95%. Base rover to spread it around 95%. Lots of stakeo...

If you are in a spot where you need support which we all are at times you would be hard pressed to find a better resource than HayesHelp.com. It says ...

Cool. The 0.04 has been located. Smiling here. I have this mental image of this surveyor chasing his tail around trying to stake a point using RTN. Da...

Awesome response!email coming

Is it possible to analyze with anal eyes?