SPMPLS, post: 398512, member: 11785 wrote: Even projects that only take a few years from start to finish in an area like this will have significant ch...
Suppose the property line is "the center of the brook"?If you plotted the location of that daily, as the water rose, fell, meandered or even changed l...
summerprophet, post: 398074, member: 8874 wrote: I have a meeting with our IT department this afternoon regarding purchasing a Tablet for me.Here is w...
parsecrider, post: 397869, member: 11668 wrote: Good MorningWe use a Topcon FC 5000 running Topcon MAGNET FIELD software. We note that MAGNET can ...
VA LS 2867, post: 397837, member: 1444 wrote: Field to finish, when properly done, will draft your linework nearly 100% so all you have to do in the o...
Nate The Surveyor, post: 397769, member: 291 wrote: I have never liked the common tribrachs out there. The ones with the optical plummet in them. Stic...
FrancisH, post: 397779, member: 10211 wrote: You know about this discrepancies and yet you refuse to take a step to correct this over all these years....
Ladd Nelson, post: 397736, member: 307 wrote: An example FCL file based on the Iowa DOT survey codes but with a layering convention consistent with th...
Ladd Nelson, post: 397687, member: 307 wrote: The "Special Codes" are not a native part of the (or an) FCL file. At it's most basic, an FCL file is es...
cptdent, post: 395478, member: 527 wrote: In ALL of that time I never saw ONE instance where field to finish would not have increased production and ...
God bless you and your family, Nate!
A Harris, post: 397195, member: 81 wrote: Grasshopper, you have proved nothing. Hey! As a Grasshopper First Class, (and one who still believes I stil...
Francis H.:Please provide us with a reference for a recent Singapore 20 story (or more), apartment or office building that was torn down and re-built ...
Daniel Ralph, post: 396820, member: 8817 wrote: Before you do anything. Dial 811 and get the underground utilities located. Driving a bar or drilling ...
kjypls, post: 396726, member: 9749 wrote: I have always had good luck countersinking the spikes a bit and putting a rock on top of it. I've been plan...
Ken Salzmann, post: 396706, member: 398 wrote: One more thought - I've found a 12" spike sunk down a few tenths and covered survives the frost much be...
Tom Wilson, post: 396666, member: 247 wrote: Not going to happen in New England, frost everywhere, very deep some years (4'+) and very little other ye...
RADAR, post: 396571, member: 413 wrote: I might suggest setting reference points, before you pull the spikes. That way, you can check to see that poin...
Kent McMillan, post: 396587, member: 3 wrote: The other element would be to make a wooden or high-density plastic template that the SDS bit will just ...
