Mark Silver, post: 429880, member: 1087 wrote: Pull all the files into a clean folder on your PC. Then use the SurvCE demo to edit and reprocess.You c...
Mark Mayer, post: 429834, member: 424 wrote: Yes it is. Which makes it more important to carefully examine the residuals for outliers.And, no doubt, ...
Paul in PA, post: 429831, member: 236 wrote: First wrong assumption, StarNet is not to be used to fix blunders.Paul in PA Yes, I understand that. I d...
John Putnam, post: 429302, member: 1188 wrote: Okay,I need a little advice this morning. I need to verify which of two sanitary trunk lines a project...
mattb, post: 429208, member: 8629 wrote: Hi allI'm a Carlson survey/Intellicad user. One of my brothers is in the wood machinery sales business. On...
Saving it as a .txt did the trick. Thank you. Now, I only need to find the excel routine to convert DDD HH MM.M to decimal and back again so that I ca...
MightyMoe, post: 428021, member: 700 wrote: I know surveyors who longhand calculated compass rule adjustments, dmd areas, average end area volumes, ge...
A Harris, post: 427578, member: 81 wrote: I like the results to show ellipses when they are beyond my error setting of 0.03'. That's not an automatic...
Robert Hill, post: 427442, member: 378 wrote: Bought this at a silent charity auction years ago in New Orleans. It is the large size format with ...
Chris Bouffard, post: 427338, member: 12313 wrote: In deed, they are two very different things. That is the precise reason that a licensed Surveyor i...
leegreen, post: 427275, member: 2332 wrote: Oh my. An unlicensed surveyor suggesting another unlicensed surveyor to perform his own survey.I suggest y...
bob james, post: 427271, member: 12050 wrote: I just found out from a neighbor only tonight that apparently there was a survey done several years ag...
Holy Cow, post: 426293, member: 50 wrote: Looks a little like this. Plain old cedar (Juniper)Sometimes it is even redder than in this photo. Ya, tha...
Looking closer at the photo, I've noticed that the area in question probably was sealed off from air. The arrow points to a piece of the tree that was...
billvhill, post: 426149, member: 8398 wrote: How can the cross ties match if one side is off Don't the cross ties of a trapezoid match?
I opened my unit. Looks super simple; all ribbon cable and ZIF sockets. Totally modular design. Found a couple of screens on ebay for $100 (but "make...
