Bow Tie Surveyor, post: 394290, member: 6939 wrote: Under the file tab, use the Import/Export button to export the points you want to an ASCII file an...

Lloyd P. Dorzweiler, post: 394254, member: 9961 wrote: Enter the starting station in this case for the far point as 0+00. Once you check the green ar...

Jim Frame, post: 394244, member: 10 wrote: So those Mac VMs handle software dongles okay? The USB ports show up and act exactly like they should in W...

Bow Tie Surveyor, post: 394235, member: 6939 wrote: Hello all. Over the past year my upgrade to Windows 10 has not been a pleasant one. Unfortunately,...

Suicide Six...It's owned by the Woodstock Resort Corporation (who own the Woodstock Inn). It's here: It's not a big area, but when you can be on the...

Progress is moving along. Here is one of the base station plinths formed up ready for pouring: Now, they've got the base station concrete completely...

ekillo, post: 392128, member: 773 wrote: Jim,This is what is in mine.*STAR*NET 2## 6.0.25##[Instrument]#distance_std_err 0.0091440183edm...

aliquot, post: 391954, member: 2486 wrote: I think all those classes are usefull, but to be a good education for a land surveyor you would need to pi...

Scott Zelenak, post: 391814, member: 327 wrote: I normally check the BS code which is back azimuth, then BC code which is your backsight circle readin...

Mark Silver, post: 391617, member: 1087 wrote: Is there a 'Scale Point'? Might help to post the .rw5 file and the .sys file (but rename the .sys file ...

A Harris, post: 391606, member: 81 wrote: Review the transformation settings applied to the raw data. There weren't supposed to be any. I'll plot and...

John Hamilton, post: 391442, member: 640 wrote: Runways are numbered to the nearest 10å¡ magnetic, not trueSent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk There a...