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I've never used Javad. I have used Topcon, Trimble, and Leica since 1997. I routinely collect and simultaneously adjust GPS and Terrestrial measuremen...
@mightymoe I'll grant you that control on centerline is frequently not very convenient, but saying that it can't be used was wording it too strongl...
nate-the-surveyor is a huge fan of Javad. He hasn't posted a whole lot lately but has been around.
This proposed survey can never be "survey grade" useable by any surveyor because there are no licensed surveyors involved. Because of that fact the OP...
This recent video from Landon Blake at Redefined Horizons goes in to his process, which has as much to do with the integration with their mapping syst...
The centerline monuments tied will be the control monuments of the survey. Their values, if tied as proposed, while not "survey grade" will be a major...
I'm left wondering if the decision to not support OPUS Share in the future is a technical one or more based on budgetary considerations.
Not so long ago I asked if anyone had used a Moasure for any purpose whatsoever. No takers. If you have I'd like to hear about it.
I agree, as long as the recording fee remains nominal and the standards/reviewing remains sensible. Here in Oregon the recording fees approach $500 an...
Do you remember that scene at the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark in the government warehouse? Yeh, it's going to be like that.
@john-putnam The trick is that the only practical way to prove all these things is to provide doubled angles and distances.....
@johnymal It's probably something at your end. It's working fine here.
I'll make a deal with my field staff. If they can prove, by clear and convincing evidence, that the instrument has been baselined within the last 30 d...
@jamesk You are treating the angles as decimal degrees. They are expressed as degrees and minutes. There is a big difference between "98 degrees 55...
It's been quite a while since I last saw a Leroy template, but I think that they had capitals on one side and lower case on the reverse.