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Norman_Oklahoma
Norman_Oklahoma
@norman-oklahoma
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Joined: June 15, 2015 7:55 am
Last seen: May 20, 2025 1:09 pm
Topics: 181 / Replies: 7672
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RE: Civil 3D Users

At the employer which I was first introduced to C3d they had point group hierarchies to what, I thought, was an absurdity. You had to stack about a do...

4 hours ago
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RE: Corner Disturbed

Not sure how helpful it would be when someone could just mess with the monument after the letter was dated, but if someone wants to pay for it then I'...

1 day ago
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RE: Corner Disturbed

I can visualize doing surveys on multiple 11"x17" sheets. They would be in a rather different form from that which I am accustomed to. In Oklahoma we...

2 days ago
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RE: Corner Disturbed

@mightymoe Surveys in Oregon and Washington are required to be on 18" x 24" and I find that, often, to be too small to easily include all the neces...

3 days ago
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RE: Corner Disturbed

@mightymoe When you record one of your surveys is there any restriction on paper size?

4 days ago
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RE: SurvCE Resection Failure

I have found that bad rod height settings account for a majority of failures in resections and in StarNet adjustments as well.

4 days ago
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RE: Corner Disturbed

Having no recording law does not prevent a surveyor from preparing a map and stating thereon, in one form or another, that the conditions shown are as...

4 days ago
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RE: Wanted Autodesk civil 2018 or Autocad LT

LT will not run LISP. Have you considered IntelliCAD? Pretty cheap, very much like AutoCAD, and will run LISP.

4 days ago
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RE: Sell Me on the Leica CS20.

This was always true with every early version of Leicas software. Once you learned to think in Swiss you never wanted to use anything else. Until then...

6 days ago
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RE: Sell Me on the Leica CS20.

I'm thinking of buying another data collector. We use Leica and the CS20 has served us well. But it's 9? year old technology now. A solid state drive,...

6 days ago
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RE: Corner marker moved illegally—proven but now what?

I don't believe that I did that. If I did, I apologize.

6 days ago
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RE: Corner marker moved illegally—proven but now what?

I guessing that you chose this one because he was the cheapest. What would you do if you went to a doctor and then later found out that doctor was ...

7 days ago
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RE: Pay scale

2 PTO days, 1 sick day, and 10/12th of a statutory holiday per month, on average. So, yes. That's a great perk of government work. On the flip, the p...

1 week ago
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RE: GRZ122 v. GRZ4

@jim-frame A new GRZ4 sells for nearly $1500. You should be able to get well over $700 for it, and pretty quickly, too.

1 week ago
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RE: GRZ122 v. GRZ4

I really don't do anything in the "wide open". My work is all urban/suburban. A 360 is a necessity. I use the GMP101s for control and like them but wo...

1 week ago
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RE: Where do you buy supplies?

Lately I'm not using a large volume of supplies. I get brass plugs, plastic caps, and other monuments from Bernsten. 1/2" iron rod I buy at Home Depot...

1 week ago
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RE: Holy Cow

@holy-cow We appreciate the update. His absence was noticed and concerning. Best wishes.

1 week ago
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RE: ALTA Survey of a what?

The 1962 A(L)TA Standard was 4 pages long. 2021 is 11 pages. One more example of the perfect becoming the enemy of the good.

2 weeks ago
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