I agree with Kent. Seldom do we do work for realtors anymore. Most of the time we work directly for the buyer or seller. Realtors are an unnecessary m...

I have no idea of Carlson's plans, but Android is the way of the future. We're already seeing some software being developed for it, and rugged data co...

I like real buttons, so I like the HP50g.

that fiberglass bottom would concern me a bit. probably not terribly resilient against rocks and stumps. looks like a great toy though.

I was thinking the same as Joe.

we do the same, Andy. For the same reason.

at the risk of bringing shame upon the house of Billings, I will readily confess to using "a distance of" in every call. I suppose if we are intereste...

Try right clicking on the icon and look for "Trouble Shooting Compatibility". This will make CORPSCON act right and will probably fix your CMM trouble...

sweet!Hope you don't get in trouble for impersonating a geologist. 🙂

I did a reivew a couple of years ago of the Nivo. I thought it was pretty slick. The optics were like my kung-fu. Only so-so. But it is a very capable...

I'm new to RTK, but I've been recording a file at the base and rover and on critical work, like boundaries and control for boundaries, for a few month...

I'm really beginning to think you're right, LR. Presently, we use SPC's to tack the map to the globe, but the bearings and distances we report look ju...

very good point, Mr. Bubble.

that's kind of what I was getting at, Kris. Thanks.

I guess I can see the confusion, Mr. Wahl, so let me explain. The rotation and scale factors I'm talking about would be given in the metadata. I'm not...

Well said, LR. Some of my projections center on fixed points (particularly those we started some years ago, assigning 10,000/10,000 to an initial poin...