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Wouldn't the simplest solution here be for Texas and Oklahoma to become one state? Then uncles Paden and Kent could become compadres; It"d also save a...
Nate The Surveyor, post: 421387, member: 291 wrote: It's better than Kent Mc. in a box. N Ya, maybe, but it's a lot more expensive and can't tell hal...
roger_LS, post: 421894, member: 11550 wrote: So how are folks working with these rules? Say, for example, you had a project to survey a school. You ...
Jim Frame, post: 421262, member: 10 wrote: but who carries hydrochloric acid with them?Anyone with a car or truck that has a lead-acid battery. Pry t...
Marcus, post: 421843, member: 11568 wrote: Has anyone tried to request a Waiver/ Airspace Authorization through the FAA? I just requested one today an...
Sean Ora, post: 421357, member: 12254 wrote: OK....whatever you just said. I guess you are trying the 'Sophisticated Technical' approach to try to sav...
Jim Frame, post: 420660, member: 10 wrote: Are the mapping companies getting waivers, or are they just breaking the law?They may be applying for waiv...
Mikemmm, post: 420457, member: 12605 wrote: hi I use my fishfinder gps to map a river. I use insight genesis aka go free software to do this. My gps...
Bow Tie Surveyor, post: 420286, member: 6939 wrote: I processed the Orthophoto and Point Cloud through AgiSoft Photoscan Pro. How much did the softw...
aliquot, post: 417959, member: 2486 wrote: Can you work geodeticaly in TraversePC? Yes. It lets you choose your Coordinate Reference system and will ...
Paul in PA, post: 416908, member: 236 wrote: One good thing is, there is 1.7 million cubic yards of loose rock in the river below the spillway. Enough...
FrancisH, post: 416626, member: 10211 wrote: How do you execute a bridge survey that spans a channel?The water crossing is about 6km in width.Question...
Peter Ehlert, post: 416074, member: 60 wrote: as far as I know all pipes and tubes are known by their ID... the OD is a function of the wall thickness...
RPlumb314, post: 414864, member: 6313 wrote: Dan, watch out for 64-bit vs. 32-bit versions. I had some old programs that wouldn't run on 64-bit Windo...
Kris Morgan, post: 413411, member: 29 wrote: Put it in a tribrach, get it close, spin it 180, see the difference, take out 1/2 the difference, go back...
Larry Scott, post: 413376, member: 8766 wrote: There's your problem.Level up using total station. Put your prism in the already leveled tribrach. The ...
Larry Scott, post: 413372, member: 8766 wrote: Are you sure if the procedure to adjust a vial? Pretty sure. Once the tribrach is level (using the tot...