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RPlumb314
RPlumb314
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Joined: March 20, 2012 4:01 pm
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Topics: 14 / Replies: 439
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RE: An interesting piece about becoming a professional surveyor

Thanks for posting. It's always nice to see the profession get some publicity, even though the reporters don't necessarily get all the technical poin...

11 years ago
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RE: property line dispute

If you lost a large amount of land as a result of the court decision, you might be able to get the assessor to reduce your taxes because what you now ...

11 years ago
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RE: Love the client's neighbors

One of the neighbors of a commercial site I surveyed was a smallish but very ornery guy with an ugly knife scar on his face. He was unhappy because a...

11 years ago
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RE: Recording of Surveys

WISCONSINSubdivision plats - yes - filed with county recorder.Surveys - yes - filed with county surveyor.Corner records - yes - filed with county surv...

11 years ago
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RE: 11X17 printer recommendations

I might not have found mine either, but I did some volunteer work that involved making a batch of mailing labels.

11 years ago
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RE: 11X17 printer recommendations

>I don't see a way to single sheet feed, that would be nice.There is a single sheet media feed on the MFC-J6710DW, although it's not easy to see. ...

11 years ago
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RE: 'Excluding' vs. 'Subject to'

Both Dave and Paul's points are worth considering, I think.Perhaps you could have a brief consultation with the best real-estate attorney you can find...

11 years ago
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RE: Who remembers these? DMD's

I remember being shown how to do them in the early 60s. I liked to skip lines and create a separate column called "Meridian Distance" for each point....

11 years ago
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RE: renderbot

Very cool machine, and it sure looks like a bargain.Any idea what kind of software is used to run these?

12 years ago
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RE: Site-lines used to measure the Himalayas

As told in the book, the triangulation work began in 1802 and continued until about 1875. The north-south net known as the Great Arc was completed in...

12 years ago
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RE: (odd) courses in old deeds

Very interesting. This suggests that use of the mariners' compass was common enough that a surveyor would know how to convert the bearings as a matte...

12 years ago
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RE: Could dogs find buried evidence?

I didn't know dogs could do that, but it's not hard to believe. You're lucky to have a pal like that.Too bad it wasn't customary to pee on monuments ...

12 years ago
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RE: Could dogs find buried evidence?

Specific location would indeed be important. Of course we normally have that anyway, or at least we have a likely search area.Since dogs are able to ...

12 years ago
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