Joe the Surveyor, post: 410110, member: 118 wrote: If you set the backsight to fixed IT WILL CARRY the backsight fixed rod height to the foresight rod...

A small can of this Never Seize for all the parts and pieces of equipment you don't want to fight later.

You got me on that one, Jules. The fixed backsight I envision is a stationary backsight i.e. a tripod and tribrach, or a bipod and prism pole plumbed ...

Jimmy Cleveland, post: 410059, member: 91 wrote: No, I don't believe so. I believe that this simply tells the software you have a backsight "stacked" ...

leegreen, post: 410054, member: 2332 wrote: Their drone (a large rotary copter) with multiple (5) return lidar cost them $350,000.It's been reported t...

The outer edge looks round bevelled, at least from the picture. If it's round bevelled it supports cable or wire ?

Paul in PA, post: 409148, member: 236 wrote: 0.002m = 0.0065' for final precision. I said you need 0.0005' agreement testing prisms for distance.I wou...

R.J. Schneider, post: 409071, member: 409 wrote: You could empirically prove out any number of Leica mid-range tribrachs to that accuracyMeant the <...

Paul in PA, post: 409065, member: 236 wrote: You must be able to test all your prism setups to within 0.0005m of each other.Thinking of the glass need...

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I would wonder, and I honestly don't have enough knowledge of the subject, if GNSS observations would work for more than a semi-rough confirmation of ...

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The same thing happens here. Same photos (literally), same statements, same final draft survey.

I can't see any reason to keep track of the temperature once it gets below 50å¼. It's just cold after that.

Great post, Cow. Sometimes when you get the blues, humor hint: SNL skit The Bubble has a way of taking the edge off of it.