John Hamilton, post: 407160, member: 640 wrote: there could be an issue where an on board ephemeris may get less accurate as time goes on, in order to...

Kent McMillan, post: 405167, member: 3 wrote: Well, why not just tell them that if you don't begin and end on a line of known azimuth, it is not an ad...

Thank, you Sir.

not my real name, post: 401306, member: 8199 wrote: Nice work. I have extreme disdain for Excel. Using it for anything other than keeping your bank ba...

Nate The Surveyor, post: 399253, member: 291 wrote: With a pinch of DOT tape, (which converts an innocuous nail, into a prism) we now have distance. ...

Send them to me; id love to have aluminum caps for my private control network. I heard that deer will eat my plastic caps.

FrancisH, post: 399314, member: 10211 wrote: Anyone thought about burying them in your backyard? Just dig a hole and dump them together with your toma...

Paul in PA, post: 399259, member: 236 wrote: rfc, did you ever turn sets on a transit plate?Paul in PA Paul: if what you mean by a "transit plate" i...

Nate The Surveyor, post: 399253, member: 291 wrote: With a pinch of DOT tape, (which converts an innocuous nail, into a prism) we now have distance. ...

Paul in PA, post: 399240, member: 236 wrote: I take it rfc never surveyed with a transit and fixed leg tripod. The skill was in setting it over a fixe...

Paul in PA, post: 399242, member: 236 wrote: You might want to set your backsight as an azimuth or bearing.Paul in PA I don't think you understand th...

Jim Frame, post: 399218, member: 10 wrote: Yesterday I used the Nedo fixed-leg tripod I bought for leveling for the first time. This project didn't h...

Nate The Surveyor, post: 399201, member: 291 wrote: I can draw you a pic, of how to do it, with a COT. (Cut off Tree).N Nate: I'm not sure how we got...

Nate The Surveyor, post: 399112, member: 291 wrote: Long Story. Made short.Go buy a Narrow Beam reflectorless, (some disagree with me)Go buy 4' tall t...